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up. 14 of the 17 candidates got together tonight for a forum in new hampshire. have you heard about this? a chance for these politicians to sharpen their message ahead of the real showdown on thursday. here's a little of what we saw. >> you have to have a concrete plan. you can't just speak in vague generalities 78% of spending is between entitlements and debt service. it is the leaders who are failing the american people by not telling the truthful. >> washington would say you can't get health savings account to the indigent because they wouldn't be able to manage them. they think everybody is like them. in fact that's not true. in fact they said that about food stamps and people learned to manage food stamps. >> i would take the advice of the military very seriously. this president two time has admitted that we don't have a

strategy as it relates to isis. pretty amazing. >> how long have we been talking about the bored he being insecured? 30 years. how long have we known it was insecure? 30 years. how long has it been insecure? 30 years. we talk a lot but we never solve these festering problems. it is because the status quo. >> we no longer have seniority or tenure. we can put the best and the brightest in the classroom. i think work in a blue state like wisconsin. >> i am the one candidate who has stood up to the president. >> the only way we're going to turn this country around stop the spending that's bankrupting our kids and grand kids.

stop the abuse on our constitution. the abuse on our liberties is with a lead we are a demonstrated history. >> we need leaders who understand this new era as i have offered, to modernize to fumy benefit from all the opportunities of the economy and also about how to restore. not just the american prestige but our military power, our ability to stand with our allies and our ability to -- >> thank you. >> thank you. joining me now, it's fascinating, isn't it? to see them practicing up to before they have to stand next to each other. in this forum, they were on a stand alone basis. you can hear them smiling and laughing. trump was not there. but on thursday night it will be a different story. it will be mano y mano. and elbow to elbow. i don't know how you say elbow this spanish.

and they'll be dusting it up a lot more. dry run? this was separately independent. it took place in new hampshire will. >> it took place in new hampshire. a coalition of south carolina iowa and new hampshire and these early states who say they should have their voice. an amazing thing. the polls on the early stage. the orders are reversed. some states walker is number one. trump is number one here and there. it looks like the national polls. so what is happening is we the fox news channel has created the pivot point. or the republicans have created the pivot point by setting their schedule. this debate, the fox news facebook debate in cleveland is the trigger point. not just the candidates get serious but the voters get serious. as they answer the questions to pollsters. they think about things in a different way. they're not really casting for president. they're saying who do you want to see on the stage?

that's what we'll find out tomorrow. >> donald trump in all the polls is surging. in the one poll he has 3-1 over walker. that's the fox news poll. he has 26% support. walker has 9. walker is down 15% from mid july. so trump seems to be taking from walker. there you see it. look at the number. time after time trump has said things that are controversial and the pundits have said he's done. he's not done. >> how long will it last? either donald trump will -- >> it can't last forever. >> why? >> one of two thing will happen. i've been wrong before and probably run together. either voter will tired of him.

and if he returns from being mercurial, he will blowout instead of fading out. >> what we've seen so far. several controversial comments but no fall in the old. >> i highly doubt the people supporting donald trump, not republicans but independents who are coming in to support donald trump, care particularly whether he is polished or politic or he sounds like a politician. they wabl a wrecking ball. that should be the campaign for you. >> with theary flowing wind. it will be hot. >> he can do very well with that. >> what's the game plan of these other guys? bush walker? they used to be number one. they're not anymore.

they're now number two, number three. they lag by a lot. what is their game plan likely to be going into thursday night? >> bush walker you're in a different category. they need to not have a blowout. they need to look like they're presidential. for the other candidates, that probably means avoiding donald trump. if he attacks them they have to have an answer. the question is do you want to pick a fight if you are the donald? let's say john kasich makes the stage which it is likely he will. does he want to get throughout and get in donald trump's face? i think. he thinks he is a pretty tough guy. if he says donald you're fired. and drinking game. the first candidate who uses you're fired on donald everybody has to chug a whole beer. >> i'll be moderating it.

later? we'll do it later? we like drinking games as much as the next guy and gal. so it is all about donald trump. donald trump nado as you referred to it before. >> yes. but it is also about which one of these people look like they could be president of the united states? it is all fun and game until somebody gets to a podium. thistest everybody has to pass. this is the first time they're in an identifiable setting. >> this shows that trump while very popular in the polls, has the high negatives where you see, 33% say they would never go for donald trump. he is almost at the top of that poll. behind like pataki. they really like pataki for some reason. and very few republicans say they would never vote for scott walker. >> right. and you want to be broadly acceptable but desirable to a few. broadly acceptable and a broad

swath say he's okay. you want to be loyally loved by a few. what trump has is a high intensity core surrounded by some band wagon riders. he has a growing number at least a stable number of individuals who say no, way, no how. what happens to those people. the stronger trumpl looks, the more they consolidate. the greatest beneficiary of the trump nado stands to be bush. the weirder things look, the more chaotic they look, the more they will coalesce behind jeb bush from getting the nomination. >> so fascinating. we've been having debate meetings every day. >> the questions are easy. no problem. >> they're not easy for anybody. that's what we owe our viewers. great to see you. >> what does it say that trump continues to surge? perhaps at scott walker's

expense. guess who is here next? scott walker. a drama new twist in the hillary e-mail scandal coming up. a judge, whoa compelling mrs. clinton and two of her most trusted aides to discuss the unpress denial e-mails under penalty of perjury. ed henry is covering the clinton camp. i hate to say i told you so but i told you so. remember when they said they wouldn't go back to look at the old e-mails to see if they were responses? and i said yes, you will? we'll talk about it in a minute. plus breaking news on the iraq veteran turned police officer who was murdered on the job. we'll look what the police chief is now saying about the black lives matter debate. just ahead. >> we have to ask ourselves, do all lives matter regardless of

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we difficult by making big bold actions and got results because of that. i would love to go against whether it is hillary clinton or joe biden. i'm a new fresh face versus a name from the past. i'm someone from outside of washington with a proven track record and i've gotten things done in a blue state. >> that was presidential candidate scott walker with remarks on how he plans to win the top willing. experts say he will tough face questions on his state, wisconsin, american unions and women's issues as the race moves toward one republican nominee. my next guest is pulling in second place when you average many of the polls. governor good to see you. >> i don't want to make this all about donald trump but i want to start with his poll numbers since he is 3-1 over you in the fox news poll.

you say you aim to stay above the fray. and the headlines are, don't expect him to be throwing punches. do you plan on taking him on? >> i won't take anybody. i'm going to talk about what i'm for. i think voters are tired of politicians who tell what you they're against and who they're against. i want to talk about what i'm for. they think he is a fighter. i think that's why i'm pulling in second. i'm a fighter. i think what makes the nomination people realize they don't just want a fighter. i've the only one, i can win in a blue state. i can fight about that. >> he is a celebrity. he knows how to work a introduce

are you excited? do you think have picked me three time in the last four years because i got things done. the biggest sent i am is being are frustrated with washington. they're particularly they haven't repealed obamacare. why are not republicans doing more? i get that sentiment out there. i think that's where in the end over time as we spend the time campaigning across america, they'll say we want a fighter. we want someone who stands up and takes on the big fight. we want to win the fight. >> how much damage does this do? donald trump has criticized every republican running. some other republicans have refused to do that saying i'm going to follow the reagan rule. to the extent they are slinging mud at each other. how much damage that will do? >> in the end, this is such a

great field. i think it shows the enthusiasm we have. as long as the attention is focused on how bad hillary clinton would be and how, everywhere in the world is worse than when she took of i would love to point out she would be a pretty good deceiver and not someone you can trust to be the commander in chief. that's where i'll spend my dime focusing on how bad hillary clinton can be. >> what do you do to get ready? do you get murder boarded? do you have someone playing me? someone playing brett? somebody playing chris? >> no. the next couple days you just relax. for the first time in two weeks, i'll be home and see my beautiful wife and my boys. and then thursday morning, i'll be at the kickoff of the wisconsin state fair. a tradition i've never missed.

then i'll hop on a plane to cleveland. >> relax is the plan. i would think twice about that if i were you. just kidding, just kidding. great to see you. >> a pizza join in new hampshire. very nice. >> on thursday i don't know. there will be skyline chill in ohio. great to see you. >> thank you very much. >> all the best. ed henry dug up some new details about reports that vice president joe biden may be considering a challenge against hillary clinton. all this as mrs. clinton takes a hit in the polls. up next ed has the clinton camp's response. and judge napolitano is here with some potentially big news about a court order issued to mrs. clinton and her top aides. and it is not good. the judge in the case is ticked. plus, the ex-con accused of killing a police officer in cold blood. what it means for the national debate over race and law enforcement.

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that's given an opening to bernie sanders. the speculation about biden after fox news broke thursday. the chief of staff met with a top democratic fund-raiser to potentially gauge whether he can raise enough money at this late stage. the vice president also brought back two key political advisers who could help put together a campaign. and look at this chicago based draft biden 2016 group. the i'm ridin' with biden bumper stickers. they're suddenly caught in the middle of this potential fight. listen. >> the president certainly believes that a spirited contest would be in the interests of our party and our country. >> he has attained the great stature as a senior statesman within the democratic party. and does he want to risk all that in a baptistttle that he would be very up-hill? >> the candidate has suddenly decided to start running her first tv ads in iowa and new

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>> as well as mrs. clinton herself certified under penalty of perjury, a phrase rarely used by a federal judge. never in my opinion used by a federal judge. certify under penalty of perjury, what happened to these e-mails? how did they get from your computer as secretary of state to where they are now? what circuitous rude? >> not just you but your two top aides. >> remember mrs. clinton is not in a courtroom and she doesn't have a lawyer in the courtroom. this is a lawsuit opportunity freedom of information act against the state department looking for her e-mails. the case was once dismissed. >>. >> and then the state department and judicial watch together came back to the judge saying you have to reopen this case. we just learn that she's been

hiding tens of thousands of e-mails. >> remember when this first came out that she had her own e-mail account and it wasn't on the server et cetera. marie was asked, are you now going to go back and comply with your legal duties to pull her records for all the freedom of information act requests and all the congressional demands that you at state. you met? now we find out you didn't even bother to check the server? and she said no. we're not. we're not going to go back and look at any of them. you and i both agreed with this. this is what we said. >> she said they will not be going back and examining whether her e-mails were produced in response to freedom of information requests that have already come. in i have news for you, marie, yes, you will be doing that. trust me. once the lawyers get ahold of you, you will be doing it.

bh the government suspected that general petraeus kept secure documents in a desk drawer in a house in his home, the fbi raided his home to get those documents. the government doesn't suspect that she has secure documents. we know she does and she gave a thumb drive to her lawyer who doesn't have a security clearance. >> why would they be so interested in raiding the home of general petraeus and not secretary of state hillary clinton? >> i suggest that we would have to ask lynch or the president himself. mrs. clinton should be treated like anyone else who is apparently i'll take that back obviously violating the law by failing to secure classified documents. >> i want to put it on the board. as related foia request, that

mrs. clinton, mrs. abedin, and mrs. mills confirm under penalty of perjury. >> look at the date. july 31. he gave them until august 7. he game them a week. using the phrase under penalty of perjury. reminding her, for the first time you will be under oath. if you deviate from your obligation to tell the truth, i'll know about it. >> she was not, as she was supposed to be required to fill out that form. she should have been required to do it. of course they gave her a pass. this judge has said you'll do it now. you will certify under penalty of perjury that you'll give all the documents you have and if not there will be a squenls. >> if the fbi doesn't get the server and the congressman's authority lacks the authority,

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big news in the arrest of the com killer. after bolton approach the car, wilbourn was inside of saturday night. wilbourn reportedly turned himself in a short while ago and had a disturbing message for the police chief in this case. trace gallagher has the story live. >> reporter: the suspect, walked in to the office with his attorney and his family for allegedly shooting and killing the officer. wilbourn had been on the run for two days. it highlights why there is no such thing as a routine stop on. saturday night, officer bolton saw an illegally parked car on a memphis side street. he pulled in front of the car. turn on his spotlight. when he approached the vehicle,

police say wilbourn could not front the officer. fought with him. shot him multiple time. then fled. neighbors who heard the shots tried to call 911 but said it was busy so they used officer bolton's squad car radio to notify police. listen. >> please please hurry up. >> what complex are you? are you on the north side? >> summer lane. >> officer is shot. >> police say officer bolton apparently interrupted a drug deal because a small baggy of marijuana was found inside the car. tremaine wilbourn was out on probation after being convicted of armed robbery in 2006. buying or selling drugs was a violation of his supervised release. yesterday bolton was gunned down for less than two grams of pot and called the suspect a coward and it turned out the suspect was listening. >> he wanted to make it a point

to say i want you to know one thing. he said i want you to know that one, i'm not a cold-blooded killer and two, i'm not a coward. >> officer bolt only was a form he marine who served a year in iraq. his friends and family call him an avid reader and weight lift here always wanted to be a good cop. his funeral is set for this thursday. >> trace, thank you. so the manhunt may be over. this case is only adding to a debate that has been raging for months. watch as the director of the memphis police department shares his message for the black lives matter movement. >> say so often, there is a theme, do black lives matter? and at the end of the day, we have to ask ourselves. do all lives matter regardless of race creed, color, status, what profession that person holds. all lives matter. and this is a reminder of how dangerous this job is.

>> joining me now, mark furman a fox news contributor and mark hannah at the truman national security project. thank you both for being here. so mark so interesting. so interesting to hear him say that about the black lives matter movement. yet listen to the message from melissa harris perry. the one with the crazy earrings. >> that it is not white lives matter. no. whatever you do that's not the right answer. >> so that required a little set-up. my apologies. she was ripping on governor o'malley for saying all lives matter. she was saying no listen democratic candidates that's not what you say. tell it to that man there who is out there on the beat working it. your thoughts on it mark

fuhrman. >> i'm sorry, megyn. when you their police chief and you hear certain political activists with opposing views on what lives matter you just have to pause and say, of course all lives matter. but it seems that only black lives matter when they're killed by white police officers and when they're killed by other black people i guess it is okay. like in chicago or baltimore. you don't see this same group chanting the same slogan in those communities. it is only in these communities. >> what about it mark? you will see one fraction one fraction of the coverage in connection with this officer's murder that we saw in connection with these other killings that we've seen with police involving african-american men. >> i think you'll see it all over the newspaymenters. >> i think you'll see it

tomorrow do you think the coverage will compare in any way to what we've seen in ferguson, in baltimore, all over. >> i think any time a police officer is killed in the line of duty tragically first of all, let's all agree that tonight, we all, our thoughts are prayers are with officer bolton and his family. this is a night where we should be saying police lives matter specifically. >> you can't say that. you can't because you get lectured by this movement that you don't get it. >> this is the logic of the movement. any time there is senseless violence committed against any group or people and it is not going heard and attention must be paid it is okay to say police lives matter. black lives matter. >> where's the hand book? governor o'malley certain learned the hard way. melissa perry will come out and say you don't get it.

>> of course all lives matter. police lives. and i appreciate mark saying that. police lives do matter. they're doing a thankless job in a dangerous situation. every single moment they're on the street. when something like this happens or they're second ghosts a shooting it doesn't matter. the media is focusing on the black and the white formula. and there is so many shootings and so many violent confrontations across this country. what happened just 30 miles from my home may 5. sergeant greg moore was gunlds down in a similar situation. but he was white and the suspect was white. and nobody will really know about this nationally. but his life mattered. >> the thing about it -- >> sorry. the thing about it mark is that there's no accounting. there's no even hat tip to the cop so often. that this is the job they do. this dangerous job. someone could shoot them in the

face when they just go up to the car to see whether an arrest should be made. he had a long record. he's served about a decade for a bank robbery and he didn't want to get pinched with even two ougss of marijuana. and the police say that's yes shot this cop in the face repeatedly repeatedly. this is danger the comes are up against. >> this is the grotesque sort of tragic thing about this. that this officer, all the men and women in blue. they take their lives and sort of put themselves at great personal peril to do their job every day. this is why the mayor mentioned, our officers are trained to participate with certain rules of engagement. they're out on the streets every day being could not fronted by people who have too many -- >> who have no rules of engagement.

they're armed to the hilt with guns. so he made a call without politicizing the death too much. he made a common sense plea for, look let's get these gungs off the streets. in cities like new york city and baltimore are ravages by gun violence. it is why police unions -- >> then you have the other cities that have these very tight gun laws like chicago. and it doesn't seem to make any difference. the crime rates are skyrocketing and you have people in the streets like in new york city what do we want dead cops, what do we want now. two new york city cops wound up dead. thank you both. so. >> thank you. we watched this case play out in memphis. police departments in america's biggest cities are dealing with skyrocketing crime rates.

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great to see you. so many new yorkers just love you because of what you did. why is bill bradley achieving such different results with a different mayor? >> because he has a different mayor. >> what the difference? >> an exceedingly left wing socialist, i don't know what you want to call it policy that tolerates the idea that people can live on the streets. let's examine this for a second. if my brother was living on the streets of new york city what would i do? would i let him live there? would i go and intervene and try to get him off the streets and get him into a house, a drug rehabilitation alcohol rehabilitation or mental health situation where he gets medicine. so when i'm the mayor, my police officers would go up to homeless people with a social worker. and we would take him off the streets.

you were not allowed to live on the streets of new york city. >> totally different story now. >> you do not have a right to live on the streets of new york city. >> so what is with it this mayor? and other mayors like him in other cities? is it the kind thing? they don't want to lock up the homeless? >> it is mean inhumane it is horrible. when i see a city with homeless people i see a city that doesn't love people. if you love people you intervene and help them. >> they seem to have a different attitude. you look at -- okay. as an example. city council speaker. she works where it would make crime no longer crime like public you're notation and public consumption of alcohol and being in a park after dark and jumping subway turn stiles. >> she has no idea what a civilized society is. she hasn't figured out what

western civilization has achieved for us. i mean public urination, marchly if you're doing it constantly. >> look at this. it is the beginning of the end. >> by the way, it affects public health for me and you. so the reality is if you love people if your brother, is an alcoholic. >> you do something about it. >> would you give him money to buy alcohol or would you get him into an alcohol rehabilitation program? so she doesn't treat that person as a person. she treats him as an idea an ideology, as a thinking. this is problem with socialist, which is what it really is, or liberal progressive ideology. it is retrogressive. it takes us back to an era when

we were out of control. >> how bad does it to have get to? you look at houston. murder up 53%. how bad does it have to get before they do something about it? pretty bad.elected in 1993 because there had been 2,224 murders, 2,211 murders, 1,900 murders. i got them down to 500 and bloomberg got them down to 300. it has to get to be a catastrophe before people respond and say, my god, we can't take these ridiculous silly liberal policies. which are anti-humane. it is not humane to allow a person to live on the streets. he is only going to get worse. 40% of the people living on the streets are probably mentally ill. >> we just saw this weekend we saw the 20th forcible robbery in central park this year. double that of 2014.

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back but the facility is a gun free zone. jim webb confirmed that he would be punished. allen west said i never like to be reactionary and follow anything that may just be highperble highperbly. that's why i held off on addressing the issue until i got information. the pentagon and navy pushing back hard saying the story is not true and it is extremely unlikely that commander white would be charged. but a defense official added, even if remote is there a chance white contributed to the chaos and got people killed? hurt police efforts? we are exploring that. john mccain and mack thorn berry say they plan to push an act that would force them to allow

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