and video there and respond to your questions and check out our home page as well and send it to our e-mail mediabuzz@foxnews.com. ba this is "the fox reporter." republicans out trying attract support from wealthy donors this weekend. several top gop presidential candidates meeting with conservative supporters as we begin the crucial week in presidential politics. more on that in just a moment. first is hillary clinton about to get another challenger for the democratic presidential nomination? reporting by the "new york times" indicates vice president joe biden is quote, actively exploring a possible presidential campaign and that he will make a final decision by september. this comes as former secretary of state hillary clinton presses

on in her bid for the nomination. despite lagging poll numbers and concerns over revelations some of her private emails while at the state department contained information that was later deemed classified. doug mcelway joins us to start off the show. a strong indicator of biden's intention of what is a well sourced column in the "new york times." >> reporter: that's right. the column cites a source who is either extremely close to the biden family or his inner circle. the column points out if biden chooses to run his inspiration may be his deceased son bo. it cites a death bed conversation. bo was losing his nouns but had a mission. he tried to make his father promise to run arguing that the white house should not university to the clintons that the country would be better off with biden's values. he pushed his dad, it's who you are. in addition fox's ed henry

reported biden's chief of staff was spied chatting with a big democratic money man. it points to an announcement by biden later this month. there's speculation friends of starbucks may be pushing him to a presidential run. john kerry is being dusted off in recent rumors. all of this percolating as there's a growing sense that bernie sanders may have peaked. and false terrify hillary clinton has. a quinnipiac poll from thursday a day before friday's damaging e-mail release shows 50% of voters do not view clinton as trustworthy or honest compared to the 37% who believe she is. >> doug, there are more emails to come. >> reporter: hundreds if not thousands more. a federal judge has ensured there will be a steady drip, drip of clinton emails as he ordered the state department to provide monthly releases.

clinton tried to dull this reason release citing her good health and a letter from her physician and released her tax returns on friday. whether that does any good remains to be seen. despite clinton's deep financial backing she lacks the retail talents that her husband used to deflect criticism. >> we'll have to watch. an interesting week. right now a handful of republican presidential candidates are making their case to hundreds of the country's most powerful conservative mega donors at an event hosted by the billionaire koch brothers. jeb bush, scott walker, marco rubio, ted crews and carly fiorina all speaking at the two day conference as they look to lock up millions of dollars in political support. will carr is live at the event in california and will, aren't these events held in secret? >> reporter: that's right.

freedom partners normally hold its sessions like this in secret. this year they decided to do it a little bit different here at the st. regis. they are allowing people to listen to the candidates. this afternoon we heard from senator marco rubio. he was asked to weigh in on the hillary clinton e-mail controversy. he took his time to broaden his response to talk about concerns he has not only with hillary but bill as well. >> this constant secrecy and drama that surrounds them every where they go. this country cannot afford another four years of drama. >> reporter: rubio went on to say it's hard to believe his father used to work at events like this as a bartender. yesterday we heard from carly fiorina and scott walker, both of whom were asked to weigh in on jeb bush. >> given those festering problems over both republicans and democrats over decades, i think my question to governor bush would be, why do you think

you are the bush who can change that. >> voters across america are tired of hearing politicians tell people who they are against and what they are against. people want to vote for someone and for something and you'll hear me what i am forgoing forward. >> jeb bush set to talk here later along with senator ted cruz. >> and so donald trump, he's not there but he's weighing in on the candidates that are. what he is saying? >> reporter: that's right. trump not here but that doesn't mean that he's not getting his word in here. he took to twitter earlier today tweeting and i'm quoting i wish good luck to all of the recandidates that traveled to california to beg for money from the koch brothers, puppets? trump is financing his own campaign doesn't have to go asking for money. i'll leave with you this. throughout the course of the day we had dozens of people come up what we're doing and who are we here for. all asked if trump was here and seemed disappointed when we told them no.

>> all right. will carr thank you very much. i'm sure he'll have plenty to say down the road. thursday night is debate night. fox news and facebook will bring you the first presidential primary date. live from cleveland, coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. eastern and we want to you be a part it. so submit your questions by going to facebook.com/foxnews. the political nuders are in the green room getting ready. we'll have much more on the lead up to the first republican debate and what we can expect from the presidential hopefuls and, in fact, i'm asking people on twitter who are you most likely looking forward to hearing from on debate night and why? tweet me @fninsiders and

juliebanderas. new developments in the search for missing malaysia airlines flight 370. malaysian air officials are now asking people in areas near where that part of a plane was found to keep a close eye out for more potential debris. this comes as there are new reports of more items washing ashore on an east african island. investigators in france are investigating part of a wing and a suitcase that were also found last week. the debris is believed to be from flight 370 and if confirmed could help explain where and why the plane went down. it has been nearly an agonizing year and a half since the aircraft vanished en route from kuala lumpur to beijing. more than 200 people were on board. >> reporter: julie, there was a bit of a false alarm early this morning on this remote island in the indian ocean. we first heard there was a plane

door found on a piece of coastline here about 15 miles from where that wing part was found last wednesday. then we thought it was part of a plane door then a metal box. the police were called in. it turns out it was a domestic lighter. there's new hard information about that wing flap which is now being analyzed in france. malaysian officials citing international inspectors are saying that it is indeed a part of a boeing 777 plane. waiting to see if it's a part of that doomed flight mh-370. here on the island, julie, there's more interest in the incident. there's more concern and connection with that fatal flight since the finding of this wing. take a look of what we saw and heard this weekend. candles for the victims of flight mh-370 here on the island

of reunion and 3,000 miles from where the accident happened. people are remembering. >> translator: it's important to be in community of prayer with families of the victims of this boeing plane catastrophe. >> reporter: the church is a mile from where the possible 370 wing part was found making the morning more real, more immediate. >> translator: before there were questions, now we have found more details. so we can mourn more closely with families. >> reporter: people here may also find i want easy noirn because reunion island over the years have attracted people from all over the world. just like those on mh-370. >> the island has a lot of different nationalities and religion. it's very important for this. >> reporter: julie, malaysia's

call for other islands near where we are to keep a look out for debris possibly from mh-370, really a sign of two things. one that the dragnet is widening even further. two, probably the thing found here last wednesday could be a part of that claim. we should know this week. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. right now, an investigation underway after a police officer who served in iraq was gunned down in cold blood during a traffic stop. here in the u.s. the latest on where officials are in finding his killer. plus thousands of people forced to escape their homes as raging wildfires spread. what's makand are searching for

suspect after a memphis police officer and a iraq war veteran was shot and killed during a

routine traffic stop. it happened just after 9:00 last night near a main intersection prompting a massive manhunt. police say a civilian even used the officer's radio to call for help. 33-year-old officer and retired u.s. marine sean bolton was shot multiple times. he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition, fighting for his life where he later died. bolton is the third memphis police officer to be shot and killed in the line of duty in just for you years. >> this my third time in the four years i've been the director and it doesn't get any easier. this is a very difficult time. not only for me as director but for all the officers that you see standing behind me and a difficult time for our city as well. >> brian what's the latest on the investigation? >> reporter: a press conference just wrapped up at the memphis police department and the mayor. we know the suspect the person that pulled the trigger is

29-year-old jermaine wheelberg. a warrants is out for his arrest for first degree murder. he's one of two people police were looking for in connection with the shooting of mr. sean bolton, a 33-year-old veteran who was gunned down last night about 9:18 p.m. jermaine wheelberg success looked for. the marshal office is offering a $10,000 reward that would lead to his arrest. meantime we're hearing the dispatch call for the first time when at about 9:18 p.m. last night when a citizen at the shooting scene used the police radio in officer sean bolton's patrol car to let authorities frantically know the 33-year-old officer had just been shot multiple times and needed help fast. what you're about to hear is portions of that one minute call. we edited out pauses and unedible parts.

>> please, please hurry up. >> what complex are you man? are you on the north side or closer to the street, do you know? >> summer lane. 48 summer lane. he's hot. >> officer bolton was rushed to the hospital. he later died. it kidnapped at the intersection of cottonwood and perkins. all morning police s.w.a.t. and tactical units have been canvassing nearby neighborhoods in memphis consent straight on one apartment complex three miles from the shooting. a handgun was recovered this morning close to that shooting scene. we're also learning more about what transpired last night when officer bolton showed up at that scene. apparently in the 2002 mercedes-benz, jermaine wheelberg doing a drug transaction, 1.7f marijuana were found in that

vehicle as well as a scale. the driver, the person of interest put into custody earlier was the driver who turned himself in. jermaine wheelberg is considered armed and dangerous and he has a criminal history. he was on supervised release serving 121 months. >> how is the memphis community responding to this horrible tragedy? >> the memphis police department is asking for prayers and for tips as they mourn a loss, you know, of a brother in blue. memphis has a homicide rate last year that was higher than chicago and new york. >> as a community we say so often, there's a theme that do black lives matter? and at the end of the day we have to ask ourselves do all lives matter because of race, creed, color, economic status, what proving that person holds being all lives matter. >> reporter: a u.s. marine veteran, member of the memphis police department since 2010, 33-year-old sean bolton dead and

the search for his cop killer continues in memphis. >> thank you very much. homes damaged and roads closed after heavy rains caused several feet of flooding. where this is happening. plus what to expect heading in to the work week. and one of america's most iconic structures is getting a nighttime makeover. look at that. why temple pyre state building is being lit up with images of some of the world's most spectacular creatures.

a fox extreme weather alert now four. an evacuation advisory issued for 12,000 people living in

california as raging wildfires continue to spread. look at those fires. officials are saying this fast-moving fire north of san francisco was threatening 5,000 homes and is only 5% contained. that's been that way for days now. not making a lot of progress. it's already burned 71 square miles and destroyed 24 homes. >> it's hard. i mean i have just pretty much grabbed my pictures off the walls of my kids their baby books, a couple of outfits and it's kind of hard because i don't want to leave anything but it's grab what i really want to keep around and that's about it. >> more than 8,000 firefighters are fighting fires across the state but the battle is being made very difficult, obviously, by rough terrain. fires are also burning in washington and oregon. meanwhile heavy rains causing severe flooding in florida, quite the opposite going down there. some roadways shut down with more than four feet of water in

the tampa area. when will the bad weather let up? talk about two polar opposites. >> reporter: i'm sure florida would like to donate this rainfall to california. take a look at this well defined air of low pressure. that's bringing incredible amounts of rain to the western section of florida, the state here in some cases six to eight even 12 inches of rainfall so as we go through time here we'll watch this area of low pressure cross over the state and move into atlantic and it's that time of the year we have to watch potential for tropical development. meantime tampa you have thunderstorms in your forecast monday through friday. and more rainfall to come, unfortunately. now let's take a look. monsoonal moisture working its way in the southwest. that's good news. too of a good thing could lead to flooding. along california that's where they need the moisture and they are not getting it. there's all the rainfall pushing into florida. we have the potential for severe weather here for parts of the midwest and the great lakes

including michigan where we have several thunderstorm warnings in effect. parts of wisconsin as well. we actually have footage that was and the by one of our own, our fox news reporter, lauren blanchard and this is traverse city, michigan. trees and power lines are down. on old mission peninsula. thankfully lauren is okay and bringing this video to us to show us the potential for severe weather. not only in michigan but also in iowa too. large hail, damaging winds. isolated tornadoes through the evening and overnight. then that will continue to press eastward. interior sections of the northeast. ohio river valley, the great lakes could see the potential for strong to severe storms and of course the wildfire danger we wrap up with this, julie. it continues across sections of california and the northwest where they are just not getting the moisture that they need. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. well this is quite a sight. the empire state building shining a light on endangered

animals. people in new york are taking a moment to look up and snap some images being projected on the side of the building. photos of yes and no dangered birds, tigers, bears and other animals is enough to spark conversations. the event was the first of its kind from most a new documentary about endangered animals on the discovery channels. >> dogs ride the wave for the 10th unleashed surfing competition. oh, my gosh, are you kidding. hundred of people showed up to watch more than 50 dogs participate in the event held at imperial beach in san diego. the dogs competed according to their size. proceeds benefitted the san diego humane society. >> donald trump has been driving the conversation among the gop field with his tough talk and he's leading in recent polls so how will he and the others fare

when they all go head-to-head on stage thursday? the fox news political insiders are here and we want to hear from you. who are you most looking forward to see debate and why? tweet me @july liebanderas and we'll have some of your tweets later in the show. first we want to take a moment to say a heart felt good-bye to a long time senior producer. maria donovan. apologies in advance. her hard work and dedication to "the fox reporter" has made this show a pleasure to work on every weekend. she's a hard work mom. i admire her so much. she sacrifices every weekend to be away from her kids and never complains. she's moving on the a new chapter in her career. the new sirius xm is launching

i'm julie banderas. this is the fox report. we're entering a crucial week in the race for the white house. the first presidential debate four days away. 17 declared republican candidates and many of them are on the campaign trail making their case ahead of thursday's events seen right here on fox. >> reporter: the days are dwindling as republican

candidates push to make headlines some getting tersed when asked about the elephants in the room, donald trump. >> maybe my whole life is a debate in a way but the fact is i'm not a debater and they are. but with that being said i look forward to it. we'll see what happens. >> reporter: former governor rick perry and john kasich took the opportunity to tell chris wallace their executive experience trumps other candidates. kasich said ohio is his first priority. perry says he best represents the party. >> i would like to thereabout and we just have to wait and see how all these polls work out and look as it relates to the polls i'm governor of ohio. i wasn't traveling around the country trying to make a name for myself. i was just trying to take care of ohio. >> i'll stand up for conservatives. nobody has a more socially conservative position. nobody has a better job creation record. nobody has a better record of

running the 12th largest economy of the world and i think that's what americans are looking for. >> reporter: rick santorum is down playing early polling. governor chris christie says once you get on the stage it doesn't matter your standings. it's an opportunity to appeal to primary republican voters. the top ten candidates will be announced tuesday august 4th. >> witneh only days before the first debate, a new poll shows donald trump leading the large pack of candidates at 19%. wisconsin governor scott walker, former florida governor jeb bush and dr. ben carson are all in double digits. rest of the group are all within a few points of each other. let's bring in our political insiders.

gentlemen, great to have you here. let's talk about this quick rise on behalf of donald trump, his surge in the polls because it has come at a bit of an expense of other republican hopefuls. >> i think first of all, part of it is indratiation. there's frustration that the game is rigged. trump gives americans straight talk about how to fix the country, reform our system, and open up our politics. i think that's ultimately what people are responding to. >> yeah. i think -- you know, we've been saying this for a year that if anyone watched political insiders last year we've been telling you this year was going to be chaos. we're headed to even more chaos. that's because we have an electorate out of touch with the

leadership of the country, the political class that has no grasp of what's going on out in the hinderlands. no sense that they are despised because of their failures and also because the place is so frankly corrupt and people believe that. no one speaks for them and then so often -- >> trump does. >> trump does. i think the question for him is, does he give a could her let narrative. he's setting off those bombs and as bernie sanders in his own way in the democratic party. >> while we're talking can we put the poll back up because i want to ask and talk about the numbers on that poll. so we have trump leading and we have scott walker who repeatedly on this show we talked about is the one candidate with one foot with the tea party and one foot with the establishment and he's hanging in. the next two are very interesting. jeb bush never moves. he stays at 14. >> the journal poll from 22 down

to 14. >> but the trend lines for jeb have not been good for the whole eight months he's been running. keep it up there. ben carson at 10% is very to me. he's been sitting there but consistent without spending any money. he hangs in in all digits because like trump he's outside the political establishment. >> that's an important point. >> that's very interesting because for the first time thursday we'll be hearing from presidential candidates debating on a platform that's obviously very familiar to career politicians. but you are going to hear from donald trump, ben carson, carly fiorina -- >> no she's not in the debate. >> she may not make it into the evening debate. we've never seen them on a political platform. how might thursday give them a chance to shine >> here's the thing. the american people are responding to the fact that as john and pat were saying, trump and carson to a lesser extent are not part of the political class, they are not the establishment, they are taking

it on. the question is are they literally and metaphorically for primetime. can they take on a cogent narrative what they would do to plot and provoke change in our country. that's the real question. that's what they will have to answer. >> here's the big question for conservatives. conservatives are equally split between trump and walker with about 18% backing each man. tea party supporters most favor ted cruz with trump and walker close behind. people want a conservative to lead their party. who it is going to be? who is the true conservative? >> we'll find out and what the definition of a conservative is. but also because, look, the real point that's not made in the politics of this, julie, is that this is taking place in an election where three quarters of americans basically think the country is in decline. where 60% of them believe their children's future will be worse than theirs, they got the

american dream. 89% of people think the system is rigged against them. no one yet had really articulated that as a large narrative which speaks to the question, if you're in the political class in one of those people, you have either been an accomplice or you have been an accessory. >> or complicit. >> or complicit by your silence and that has yet to be raised. >> let me repeat a conversation we had on friday that's telling about it. senator rand paul who is in that poll sinking, by the way, is complaining that trump is sucking up all the time, all the interviews, we're talking about him and doug made a great point which was for a year and a half -- >> they had a year and a half to talk the other prospective and real candidates and you know what? by being cautious, playing political games they made no impact. one other point quickly, julie, and we'll get to the democrats

in a second. we have a number of viewers who write in, communicate with us. i have one who said you know what? i'm angry. i like donald trump and i like bernie sanders. anger is generalized and people are looking for anti-systemic candidates. these are two people talking sense directly to the american people. >> anger drives people to the polls. leapt me ask you. let's talk about how republicans are viewing donald trump. depending on how his fellow republicans treat him he said he would switch gears and perhaps consider becoming a third-party candidate. whether that's all talk or not. nonetheless isn't that a death wish for the gop, do you think the republicans will dial it back a bit. if they anger trump god only knows what he's capable of. >> he said if the republican national committee treats him badly he'll go third-party. he knows these candidates will come after him and he relish when they attack him. >> on the debate platform,

absolutely people want to hear him debate other republicans and question their policies on immigration. >> what we saw last weekend with the scott walker thing where one of his fundraisers in a letter called trump a dumb dumb. that gave trump carte blanche now i can go after him. when you're a public official and you call the people you serve crazies that's not good. >> again it's a question of contrast. you're here and i'm here. you guys are there i'm here. whatever that definition gets for anyone. trump has a problem at the moment because outside of the support he's getting, his favorable is getting higher. his negatives are still high. >> the democratic race we have to get into that. the "new york times" reporting vice president joe biden is exploring a possible white house run. the fox news political insiders are coming right back and don't forget to chime in while you

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however hard it is to secure a democratic nomination is however hard it is and we have no illusions. we never thought this would be easy. there's a lot of views in the democratic party, and, you know, we'll be prepared to handle whatever comes our way. >> hillary clinton's communication the director there saying the clinton camp isn't worried about vice president joe biden who is now exploring a possible run for the democratic nomination. the fox news political insiders are back. they say they are not worried but do you believe they really are not worried about a joe biden run. >> they are not worried about joe biden. joe biden helps hillary by splitting the anti-hillary vote. they worry about dionne warwick.

she doesn't want to leave obama. she wants to stay on the left. standers is a problem but the real problem is elizabeth warren. >> with polling not in hillary's favor these days there's sympathy for joe biden. he just lost his son. he expressed on his death bed he wanted his father to bring the biden morals into the white house. do you think he might get some sympathy vote? >> i don't think people get sympathy votes. i think what happened with joe biden was people saw him on the stage in a different way than they had ever seen him before. >> as a human being. >> as a human being. as a father. he handled himself, he and his family in that terrible time, he showed up in favorables. last week's quinnipiac poll, while hillary gets the lowest rating she's had in favorability he gets the best numbers he has had. she's viewed as she doesn't care

for people and is not honest or trustworthy or really a leader. he does much better. >> here's the latest quinnipiac poll. it shows 57% of voters find hillary untrusty. her private e-mail scandal obviously resonating with voters. >> and other things. >> only a 44 point difference. >> hillary had elected to be effectively anointed the democratic nominee without any problem. and if biden gets in i agree with john it would probably divide the anti-hillary vote. i don't think that he's going a serious rival to her. what it will do is create a huge contest. >> takes votes away from her. >> it takes votes away from the anti-hillary camp but the larger issue of attracting attention to a democratic race that she wanted no attention for, that will happen and there will be more scrutiny on emails and on the kind of issues that promoted those negative ratings on trust. >> let me tell you what will happen theory.

she's slowly being eaten alive. it will start affecting even inside the democratic party. >> hurt her between ral election numbers. >> general election numbers are already in the tank and it will get worse in terms of the people she needs told. doug you said something -- she looks like an annoyed person. >> i think she wants to be anointed rather than annoyed. >> she's annoyed having to go through this. >> is she working hard? >> i don't think so. >> what happened this week with the emails, with the ubs, where oh, my god the amount of money -- >> summarize what happened. >> she intervenes by the way in a treasury matter with the irs. >> as secretary of state. >> they get half a million dollars in contribution. >> whose they >> clinton foundation. they also get $37 million in loan guarantees. and bill clinton gets $1.3 million in speaking fees.

robert menendez was indicted for less than that. it's just outrageous that the justice department will not do what it needs to do. i said about biden on this set months ago that i knew that the conversation would happen and that i believe that it would be up to joe and jill. it would have an impact. but by the way, the point is when the democrats realize she's dead meat, that she's going to lose, it's going to cause a crisis. >> she's going lose in the general and that they are going to nominate a loser and so, what do you think? october, november of this year they are going wake up and look at these numbers and go hey. >> i want to take a look at the timing of this. it's no coincidence the day that the e maim document dump comes out she comes forward and releases tax information and come out and says she's in good health. >> her doctor said she's in good health. >> let's talk about the ftax

information. you have to make a ton of money to pay $44 million. they said they were broke when bill clinton left the white house. while we're trying to be ran the parent you just told us that was an outright lie you were never broke. >> to me the big issue in the release was the amount of money she got and the foundation got from financial service company. it's a concern that democratic primary voters had that she's bought and paid for by the rich and powerful. i know hillary clinton, i know her to be an independent person. but the perception. >> we don't know her to be poor, right? >> she did have financial challenges that she's more than overcome since she threat white house. but she's perceived, julie, as somebody who is a creature of wall street in a way that makes her vulnerable. >> let me go a step farther. what we have here with the clintons let's face it is they

sell their roles in government. when they are in there, we have johnny chung and all these people with a turnstile machine giving them money. when they are out of office they are selling themselves because she may get back into office. >> i have never seen any evidence of that. >> it's the perception. >> you can follow the money. i'll tell you one thing. >> then we go break. >> when you have been grubbing for money you never stop grubbing for money. >> you guys are being harsh. >> i'm so sorry. >> you defending hillary? that's a new hat for you. >> i call them as i see it. >> they keep lying and lying.

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western ta we were talking about the hillary camp. they don't want to hear from any other democrats, they don't want anyone else to run against them. >> something on friday she did something important. she went to national urban league and attacked jeb bush. it got her front page attention in "the new york times." it's what she needs to do. she needs to stop being entitled, has to start fighting for nomination, has to differentiate herself from the republicans. if she does that, she has a chance to turn around with john and pat suggest is a real problem. >> i don't see it. >> i think she's bleeding. thee is already baked on hillary. most people don't see it. she's in a steady decline. what doug said in the previous segment has never been reported anywhere which is that hillary isn't that hungry to work for

this i thithing. used to be the person who wanted to be president was the hungriest. the person would crawl over glass. >> i tell her to take gloves off, get on the trail, answer questions. >> what she did with bush -- i disagree with you john. i thought it was an interesting attack. it showed her really taking him up. what i'm stunned at, bush followed her and didn't say a word. just took it -- >> why do you think that is? >> because she's a woman? >> no, no, no. >> why? >> jeb bush doesn't know how to fight. i took him five days to answer the question would you have done what your brother did in iraq. >> could you imagine if trump had followed her? >> oh my goodness. >> a lot of people wonder why jeb bush considers himself a republican. >> he's a good republican. >> i understand that.

some feel he maybe more moderate -- >> he's too conservative. >> they have a script. he was written and approved by the campaign to give that speech friday. they didn't have time to change it. >> when you're in campaigns, you have to respond on a minute's notice. >> one of the things that's striking about the clinton campaign is that it is not -- they just -- we are not going to answer anything. >> she wants the presidency handed to her, no questions handed to her, no questions aske do you suffer from constipation or irregularity? trust dulcolax® for dependable relief. try free at dulcolaxoffers.com dulcolax® stool softner makes it easier to go comfortably. hurry! try free at dulcolaxoffers.com. dulcolax®. designed for dependable relief.

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the fox news political insiders are back. thursday is going to be a very big night, john. any advice you can give to the top ten that make it? >> i give it for all candidates including the ones on early debate, here at 5:00 on fochlkts co -- on fox. come in, say one thing that will dominate the coverage the next day. you agree? >> i agree with you. i want the to make another statement. we have a press and national media who have not watched political insiders obviously. what they're missing is, this is a warm-up. maybe they don't understand. >> they're watching.

>> they don't grasp the reality of what's out there. watching them this week, i promise you we're only warming up for what would be the most upsetting election, chaotic exchange we've seen since 1960. >> what pat is saying is profound and important. there's so much anger in this country both on the left and right, unpredictable things can happen. the candidate that taps into it will move in ways -- >> it's hard to anticipate. >> they have to tap in but not be angry themselves. >> correct. >> channel their anger but not be an angry person. >> have a positive view on the >> it is monday august 30th, fox news alert. this man wanted for killing a cop. >> you are looking at a coward. you gun down and murder a police officer for less than two grams

of mare wraun gnaw. -- marijuana. >> more about the accused killer and the officer whose life was cut short. >> a home oren watches it all from his iphone. >> hello? >> coming up, stopped the burglar in her tracks. >> nascar pit crew plowed down in a wild pit stop. >> "fox & friends first" starts right now. >> good morning to you and your family. you are watching "fox & friends first". i am ainsley earhardt. i am health e childers. thank you for starting the day with us. we begin with this fox news alert with this horrible news.

memphis police expanding the search for this man after officer shawn bolton is gunned down on the job. >> brand new information about the faithful -- fateful moments leading up to his death. >> a manhunt is underway for the suspect accused of killing a memphis police officer. they are looking for this man 29-year-old chjermaine will bor. he shot and killed officer shawn bolton. it happened saturday night during a traffic stop. >> he was not only an officer but a great man. a dedicated servant to our community and a family member. >> so the incident started when officer bolton came across a car parked illegally in a southeast memphis neighborhood. as bolton approached a vehicle that's when trouble began. will burn got out of the passenger seat o