[national anthem] ♪ hi, friends. good morning. today is saturday, the 12th of march, 2016. i'm anna kooiman. chaos on the campaign trail as fist goes flying in the windy city forcing donald trump to cancel his rally. >> are you proud of yourself? >> here is a question. who is the protesters behind the chicago clashes? we're taking a closer look. >> and while trump says the violence is not his fault, the other candidates are piling on. >> responsibility for that lies with protesters who took violence into their own hands. but, in any campaign, responsibility starts at the top. >> as more americans head to

the polls today, we are going to have the political fallout. >> speaking of unruly crowds, students take over miami beach during spring break while police sit helplessly with their sirens blazing. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ good morning, welcome in to "fox & friends weekend." we have peter doocy in the house today. >> thanks for having me. >> nice to see you this morning. >> we were glued to the tv last night. fortunately things did not end up as bad as they could have there in chicago. get straight to that fox news alert. violence erupting in the windy city overnight as donald trump supporters and protesters throw fists and fighting words. >> dozens bloodied and multiple people are under arrest this morning. garrett tenney is in washington, d.c. with the latest on the trump decision to cancel his rally, good morning, garrett tfrgets was ugly scene last night to be sure it really could have been much worse as you mentioned. 25,000 people were trying to

get inside for this rally at the university of illinois at chicago. that's according to trump's campaign. manyny of those individuals were protesters. and shortly before the rally was set to kick off, donald trump met with police who told them they advised him to cancel the event due to security concerns. when that announcement was made, the two sides of trump supporters and protesters collided inside. and things quickly escalated from yelling and shoving to punching and fighting. caught in the middle were police officers who were trying to get things under control and escort protesters outside. in all, only five people were arrested, according to chicago police. so, dozens were injured, including several police officers. trump later said his campaign deserved a lot of credit for canceling the event and weigh promoting peace by doing so. >> we're getting a lot of credit for canceling because had i gone there, would have been many in many go there

there would have been many problems. this was a very organized group and i think not a good group that really stifled the first amendment rights. >> trump's rivals in the g.o.p. race quickly pointed to the incident as the latest example of how divisive and nasty trump's campaign has become. >> i think a campaign bears responsibility for creating an environment when the candidate urges supporters to engage in physical violence to punch people in the face. >> i represent a large group of people that have great anger and they are not angry people but they have anger at the stupidity of what's happening in our country. >> this whole comes at a very difficult want time for the front runner. is he trying to appear as a presidential and can unite people. >> getting more information this morning. last night as reporters were tryinglu to piece together who

these protesters were. on the one side had you supporters owned up since early in the afternoon, all afternoon waiting to see donald trump. trump supporters. of course you had protesters, many of whom were university students who were there. many who came from outside of the area to watch. and you started to see this swell up. earlier, even before, people were let into the hall, watch this. >> the beauty of freedom of speech allows people to reveal what complete imbissells they are. >> why did you want to shut down the rally tonight. >> because -- i don't really want to give my reasons, i don't, no, no. >> began taking supporters signs and ripping them. devastating to see. everyone was there peacefully to see -- to see trump. and just to see such, like, hate and violence, you know. and then accuse others of hate and violence. it was a bit of hypocrisy. >> i'm a youth. this is my first election year that i'm allow to do vote, and i want to do make my voice heard.

>> that you feel that you have, in doing, this shut down mr. trump's right in his first amendment right to be heard? >> i feel as if the people gay a reaction of what was adequate. >> free speech is something we all value in america. shut down kind of disappointing. myself, i'm undecided voter but i'm a big fan of american political process. >> hate speech is not protected. free speech not hate speech. >> fox news, fox news, fox news. >> you can say something. >> fox news. fox news. >> why you are here tonight. >> i'm here because i'm proud to be a chicagoan. because chicago doesn't like donald trump and his [bleep] ideas. >> it was interesting when john roberts last night was interviewing the folks that did come out. a lot of people said i'm an undecided voter and i don't like what donald trump has said about muslims and mexicans but i'm here with an open mind and want to do hear what he had to say. >> some of these supporters of donald trump or just open-minded thinking they may or may not vote for donald trump had traveled

miles to get there they were lucky enough to get inside and this happened. and everybody got kicked out. then there were thousands of others still outside that got met by protesters. and there are accusations this morning that many of them were paid protesters. >> and you see a lot of bernie sanders signs waiving there in inside as this was all devolving. it would be surprising to me if all of those people who turned up there to shut this event down were sanders supporters. in all of the early states i have been to on the campaign trail the sanders faithful are very positive. they feel like they are a part of a movement the way the trump people do. that's why it is coming out now that bill ayers, a professional protester and a convicted terrorist was involved and so was move on.org. they have been, in some ways, on social media promoting the protests. they wanted to people to go and shut this thing down. now they are thanking everybody who did it they are saying they have something on their website to all of those who took to the streets of chicago, we say thank you for standing up and saying enough is

enough. >> all right. so the police, as this was unfolding last night, it didn't look like they had enough police presence inside the arena to handle everything. and then we saw a lot of the police on the streets coming in later to escort everyone out. a fox news alert now because we have last night after the frontrunner donald trump was force to do cancel his rally, protesters and supporters left two police officers injured as well. and that led to some arrests. former chicago police sergeant pete akunis joins us now to talk about the situation last night. what was your watching this unfold? department did their job, what they were supposed to do. they protected the perimeter. atthey had everything set up. they kept the crowds in order. and the crowd kept moving and moving and moving and even to the point where they tried to get on expressway. what was smart is we have a

television capabilities and we pick up the cameras, the police cameras in the neighborhoods so, we can see these people gathering and where they are going to. this protest started 6:00 the night before when some latinos went out and they were going to be there out there 24 hours, obviously protesting his immigration stance. but then all of a sudden with the social media you saw this small group of protesters became thousand. then inside they completely lost control. the chicago police weren't really involved. it was state police, university of illinois police. trump secret service. you have to understand this is a rather diverse university. and what we had there were people that want to do voice all their stuff, and they came in there with plans to disrupt this whole thing.

and an hour and a half before, i believe it was the secret service and the state police that met with trump and secretary of defense this is not going to work. it's not safe. chicago would have protected them. chicago would have made sure that he got a chance to speak. >> a lot of the media headlines this morning are that donald trump was force to do cancel his rally. there is an associated press report out though, however, that says, listen, the police were ready. we did not tell donald trump to cancel the rally. this is something he did on his own. we were prepared. we saw the video. all the officers lined up shoulder to guet themselves and trying to keep the peace and quell the crowd there that you had the mounted unit. do you believe the local and state law enforcement agencies were prepared and did donald trump need to cancel the rally? >> yes. i think john, the acting superintendent while we make a search for the new one, he came out and said right away

the chicago police didn't tell donald trump to cancel this speech. they had control of the streets. i mean, you have a few protesters. you're always going to have some little back and forth. but, inside, it got out of control. and i'm sure that the secret service and the state police and the university of illinois police were concerned not for his safety as much as for what the other people inside were doing. these people got tickets and came in there with the expressed purpose of not letting trump speak. >> and, pete, we've got some video of one of the chicago police officers who was there to keep the peace, try to restore order. walking away from this bloodied. see a bloodied brother in blue walking away like that, how much worse on the ground does that make the situation? >> you know, i was thinking about this last night. and i'm going to say something you might find

controversial. in the 70's, if somebody would have knocked my partner down or another police officer down, we would have fought. we would have gone right into that crowd and started fighting. these young policemen today have much better training than we h have more self-control than we had. and they immediately rallied together to get that officer up and surround her and protect her. if you watch your footage, you will see this older man running around trying to get pictures of the police as they handcuff the guy that struck the female officer. >> donald trump last night thanked the police as well. that was something he did on hannity's show last night. pete kokonis. >> thanks a lot. 11 minutes after the hour on saturday morning. shear what is coming up on "fox & friends weekend." a treasure trove of isis information exposed

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welcome back. a possible major break through in tracking down isis terrorists. they have uncovered the personal documents of thousands of isis recruits, including americans. is it authentic and what do we need to do withfp this

intel joining us is sebastian gorka chair of military theory and marine corps university and author of the book "defeating jihad, the winnable war." dr. gorka, always great to have you on the show. what do the documents tell us. weigh will put bullet points up on the screen. 22,000 isis members. what should would he be doing with this information? >> first, we have to verify its authenticity. this came from a syrian opposition media source and forwarded to british and german media security services of various western nations are feverishly examining whether or not this is really isis documentation or not. and if it is it could be very, very valuable. because, like you said, it's supposedly the personnel files of more than 20,000 isis jihadis from more than 40 countries around the world. >> i'm just scanning these

documents, we are showing them on the screen camera panning down the columns you see what it says there. american. married with one child. american living in san diego. what do we make of that? >> well, this is the scary truth about isis. since isis declared the caliphate in 2014 we have had here in america almost 100 people arrested or intercepted in various forms that are connected to isis. this isn't just about a threat 8,000 miles away in the middle east. this is about a threat to america and attacks occurring as we know the san bernardino attack was link to do isis through the social media postings of tashfeen malik, one of those murderous jihadis. >> the image we have they are social media savvy butwd return to a mid evil world of islam. 700s, basically, they want to get back to.

when i see these recruiting folders and binders, are they going through like an interview process, taking blood types and sitting down across the table from like a human resources director? it seems insane to me. >> think about it. every organization, and this is a large organization with up to 76,000 jihadi fighters in isis today has to have some kind of structure, whether you are the totalitarian nazis of world war ii, or the communists of the soviet union or religious totalitarians you have to have some kind of organization and information, most importantly a way to sieve the individuals, check out who they are. could they be spies? are trort? -trustworthy. what would do to terrorists.

weigh know their names and blood types and where they came from? >> well, that's a great d and as i say in my new book, there's two things we need to do. number one, we have so speak truthful truthfully about the enemy. call them what they are. not this mantra they are unemployed. they are uneducated. this is a function of local grievances. no. this is evil like the soviet union. remember what reagan said about the evil empire. we to have administration and president who talks truthfully about the threat. like the sunnies, jordan, egyptians, americans can't be the face of thisd war. we can help. we can put advisors in place. we can provide intelligence and training. really, it has to be the moderate muslims, the sunnies of the region that crush this group and this kind of information could be

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a fox news alert now. chaos in chicago last night after violence breaks out at a donald trump rally forcing the republican frontrunner to cancel his event. when asked about his decision, donald trump had this to say. >> we're getting a lot of credit for canceling because

had i gone there, there would have been in many respects just go there you would have had a lot of problems. this was a very organized group and i think not a good group that really stifled the first amendment rights. >> so what had all of this mean for his campaign? joining us now to debate, republican political strategist with the victory group adam goodman and democratic strategist with solidarity strategies chuck robbery shah. good morning, thanks for joining us. >> good morning. >> is this an example of the liberty left not wanting freedom of speech even though they claim freedom of speech but only their speech. >> when you have a guy talking about muslims and latinos and spewing hate and punching a guy in the face, this is what you get. kind of like when you get a pig nonstop this is what you get when it is fat. you can't be doing this in modern campaigns. this is not the way you bring people together. sure, there is a lot of frustrations on both sides. tearing people apart is not

the way you do. this we should be bringing people together to figure out how to come up with some good results. >> adam, do you believe, does chuck have a point half the country disagrees with republicans as democrats. you don't see them coming out and causing violence at other rallies like, marco rubio, ted cruz, and john kasich. and they certainly had a pile ok last night taking this opportunity. >> i don't think anybody in america enjoyed seeing what happened last night in chicago because this came already is raucous in terms of the numbers of people tuning in. record numbers debates, record numbers at the polls. civic involvement, you might say, at its best. i would agree with chuck that this is the element of free speech is critical to everything we believe in. i also believe this was an isolated incident that maybe expresses to some degree the angst and patience and anger that americans have with a system that they think has

just let them down. i think you are feeling that both from the left and from the right, which is why we see two candidates in particular, donald trump and bernie sanders who have really truly created political movements and they're real. >> chuck, let's move on to that what do you think about hillary clinton, if she ends up being the nominee in the general election, this revolution that bernie sanders has started and shaking up the status quo, could that ultimately help donald trump if he is the nominee because is he doing sort of the same thing? >> there is one thing for sure that hillary clinton has no chance to win the general election about a bulk of bernie sanders support if she was to win that nomination. there is a lot of grass roots frustration, same thing adam is talking about that's out there. they have to figure out a way to bring these elements. bernie has brought a whole new group of people to the process. donald trump as much as i disagree with everything that happened last night and almost every position that he has has brought new people. they are crazy people but he brought them to the process. how do you keep these people involved if you are actually

going to have them win a general election. >> you think that donald trump and bernie sanders are opposite end of the political spectrum they may have more common than you think. here is them on that topic, listen. >> they don't like s] higher taxes. they don't like seeing a loss of their jobs where our jobs have just been devastated. and i know, i mean, i see it. there is some anker. >> so many people are struggling to put food on the table. so many family are working longer hours for low wages just to do well by their family. >> we have a corrupt campaign finance system which is undermining american democracy. >> we have got to think outside of the box, outlines of status quo. >> so, adam, if bernie sanders isn't the nominee, could this anger that he is turning up actually help donald trump who is turning up the same anger in a general election if he is the nominee? >> well, i would use another word maybe, anna. i think it's refreshing that we have two candidates who are not controlled by

advisors. they are not paying attention to polls. they are not manipulated or owned by special interest or big dollar super pacs. they are laying it out there the way they feel it spontaneously. not calculated way, not overly choreographed way. i think people like that. it's real talk about real things that are bugging us. i believe that at the end of the day and ironic day, bernie sanders if he doesn't make it as the democratic nominee will be in a sense preparing hillary for someone you might say on the other side of the divide that is very much like him in terms of pressing against something that is upsetting a lot of people in america, which is a system that has let us down. >> chuck, these protesters last night are say would he go won. we shut down trump. they want to do it again. in a way could they be, you know, sort of shooting themselves in the foot? look at the media coverage that happened last night, that's happening today. donald trump called in to all the shows and he is getting his message out to more people than he would have in that college arena. >> i want to clarify one

thing between donald trump and bernie. when we talk about this. when bernie is on the stump and talks about his speech he talks about us being(i together. he has a mantra of love and not hate. they are going after this two different ways to motivate people even though they are creating this upswell. these protesters are doing exactly what they want to do. it may be a shot in the foot. bringing highlights tt we can't continue in this way. north good when you have a presidential campaign pretty much a race riot in the middle of the streets. interesting to see what cruz is going to do with this and the others. because now they have an opportunity to try to rise above. this that's exactly what they will do. >> certainly struck a nerve. thank you so much. chuck and adam, appreciate your insight this morning. >> thank you. >> coming up. more on violent clashes in chicago where a reporter who was inside the arena in the middle of all that chaos is going to join us live next. and breaking overnight. students take over miami beach during spring break

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welcome back. fox news alert. complete chaos last night after trump's latest election event in chicago was within a said amid protests that erupted in fights inside two officers injured and five arrested. >> eric, what you can tell us, what really set this thing off? >> well, there was a protest that was scheduled for 4:30 to convene on the uic campus. and it did come screen and people came together. it was really kind of magical the way. people just kind of appeared and marched over to the uic peaceful. clearly a lot of the those people went into the building. and there was a line half

mile long of people to watch trump. that line, those people never ever got. in i eventually got. in and i was able to see really mass chaos inside the building. >> we understand that there were people waiting in line for hours outside. do you think this was handled well by the trump staff? they have security. they have obviously the metal detectors people going through. people waiting inside for two hours. there are some arguments to say this thing was mismanaged. what do you say? >> i think this thing was terribly mismanaged. i think that anyone should know that at uic, you know, it's pretty radical place for a progressive city. they're is very predictable and in fact professors at uic basically foretold all of this was going to happen. they were worried about safety and all these people who wait to do get in a half mile long line they never got. in i got in because i eventually cut the line. i need to get in there by the time i got in, people

were already leaving. and the sacrum was scrum was going on where the basketball. the protesters had got in and they were definitely going to take over it was definitely a good decision to cut it off. this was terrible management. >> eric, you described a line of trump supporters half mile long. protesters all they seemed like anarchists because all they want to do do was shut it down. as they were marching past all the folks that were+ñ:j4(p&@ there to support trump, what was the scene like? how tense was it with the line of trump people and the line of anti-trump people? >> well, the protesters marched down the campus and definitely went by the people in line. that was fine there was some back and forth, some chanting by the protesters and some kind of cat calls from the people in line. that wasn't anything major.

and then the protesters went over to the front of the uic peaceful and all these people in line waited patiently as americans seem to do. a lot of people in line were trump supporters and a lot of people in line were anti-trump people and people in line were there to witness the spectacle. they never ever got. in i'm not really clear all these -- how these protesters were able to get in, but they definitely did. they probably had tickets just like everybody else. i asked a number of people in line they said they all had tickets it was clear to me, i really think there was a lot more tickets given out than possibly that 9500 seat arena could have held. i just don't know how. go ahead i'm sorry. >> tickets going out. reports from inside from people inside saying that they counted only 8 police officers inside. does that number sound right to you? >> i give a lot of credit to the chicago police democratic. their objectives were

different than other people might have. they want to do keep the peace. they were outside. they set up a cordon to make the protesters march it seemed like they knew that things could really go bad. there weren't very many police officers inside. by the time i got inside, even though all these people had left, were leaving, that place was almost filled to capacity. and you have got to remember that there was stil0"ñ line. i really think it was about a half mile long because i walked it. >> after a week that was marked by some violence at trump events. it could have been a lot worse and our hats off to the chicago police department and the law enforcement that helped them out. thank you so much for your time. >> thanks, eric. >> thank you. >> 38 minutes after the hour. on to other stories making headlines at this hour. one the two of violent inmates who escaped from a new mexico prison van is back behind bars this morning. >> busted if i had help i would have been gone. >> convicted killer joseph cruz was finally picked up after nearly two days on the run. tipsters led cops near the

university of new mexico. cruz was spotted and prout down. he claims he picked the lock on his shackles as he was being transported wednesday night and escaped. the other convict lionel, if can you take a look here, was seen shooting at police back in 2007 during a car chase. and is still on the run. both men were caught on hotel surveillance video on thursday dressed in plain clothing. and this is new overnight. chaos is erupting in miami after spring breakers go completely out of control. is that missing a last name? [siren] police were force to do shut town the streets after the party began to spill over the sidewalks and beaches. the crowd became so large more police units were

called. in six people were reportedly arrested. police had tweeted out a photo earlier in the day showing a backed beach full of spring breakers where they urged people to have fun safely and responsibly. and a mississippi man allegedly looking to spend his honeymoon with isis pleading guilty to terrorism charges. mohammed facing 20 years in prison for providing material support to the terror army. investigators say he and his fiance jalin young merely joined ice dismiss syria disguising the trip as their honeymoon. they were arrested while on their way to istanbul. young's trial is scheduled for june. to extreme weather now. no end in sight to the deadly flooding that continues to ravage louisiana. the record breaking torrential rainfall entering fifth day. two inches of rain flooding among several rivers. thousands of forced from their homes. rick reichmuth is tracking all of that.

next.ç >> good morning, anna, i will tell you when you think of all the floods, the hurricanes we have had come in to louisiana, this is worse than what we have seen ever across many of the area rivers. take a look at the area maps. i want to show us what's going on. a big system dove down across parts of mexico. bringing snow across areas of mexico that have never seen snow and funneled that you will moisture in across areas of louisiana and texas. and all that water has nowhere to go. a lot of the rivers will continue to rise. take two weeks to go down. this is the 12th major flooding across parts of the south that we have seen in the last year. he will nino brings a lot of moisture down to the south. other thing it does is brings moisture across areas typically of california. more rain and snow. we will see that coming in again. the other thing to the eastern side of all of that moisture has been incredibly warm temperatures. broke all kinds of records. today not as warm but nice day across the northeast.

areas still remaining warm and muggy. rain today, another 3 inches across that flood prone area. tomorrow a chance of severe weather by monday and tuesday clear things out. >> thanks, rick. coming up here on the show could ben carson's endorsement mean donald trump has the evangelical vote locked down? wow. pastor robert jeffress has that here with what that means for a candidate like ted cruz. >> starting to feel like march. see the incredible finish in quadruple overtime on the college basketball court. that's next. ♪ don't forget to say you will ♪ don't forget to say yeah, yeah, ♪ say you will ♪ come on, come on

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the same day that dr. ben carson endorsed trump. so what does it all mean for the race to the white house. dr. robert jeffress is the senior pastor for the first baptist church in dallas and a fox news contributor. good morning. >> good morning. >> all right. so we got to start talking about what happened last night. there were a lot of protesters at this trump rally who were making it about race. they were accusing trump of being a racist. they said that's the reason that they wanted to just shut down his event, basically take away his fifth first amendment right. isn't it ironic that trump is being accused of promoting racism that the most prominent african-american to run for president in the 2016 cycle >> last night you could smell the stench of liberal hypocrisy west wafting from the streets of chicago. those who cry for tolerance

are the most intolerant people when it comes to they want to restrict freedom of speech, freedom of expression with those whom they disagree. >> just a little bit more about this carson endorsement. here's part of his reasoning. let's start with that. >> he is actually a very intelligent man who cares deeply about america. there are two different donald trumps. there's the one you see on the stage and there's the one whose very cerebral. sits there and considers things very carefully. >> dr. ben carson, his endorsement is going to be huge with evangelicals even though trump is already doing very well with evangelicals in florida. you look at the latest fox news poll. 29 poor trump, 22 for cruz, 22 for rubio and 6 for kasich.

with the carson endorsement, the fact that he picked trump, what does that tell you about ted cruz and the fact that he didn't get the carson endorsement even though there are a lot of evangelicals who say that they will not back trump? >> >> look. the carson endorsement this s. a game changer to. have an intelligent, committed christian like ben carson go to donald trump, i think, gives cover to a lot of other evangelical christians who might be incline to do vote for trump but they don't want to be made to feel like they are selling their soul to the devil to do so. and, look, this carson endorsement takes the wind out ofgñ the sails of vitriolic conservative christians who attack people like me for simply saying that donald trump may not be the best choice for your child's sunday school teacher but he may very well be the best chiss for president of the united states. i think this is a huge win for trump huge blow to ted cruz. >> there in palm beach yesterday where this was

happening talk of forgiveness. war of words between trump and carson a few months ago. they said they buried the hatchet, they forgave past disagreements. do you think all the talk about forgiveness was a play for those evangelicals who might still be on the fence? >> >> i think it could be. there is salute change in tone among trump. i talked it trump after the debate thursday night. he said it's time now to union phi americans. it's time to unify the party. and what people don't get about trump is he is not this that maniacal out-of-control person. he knows how to shift tone. it's time to recalibrate the tone from street brawler which was necessary to get him to to this point to presidential. you will see these things. a more shifting tone and forgiving attitude in an effort to bring people together which is what this

country needs right now. >> dr. robert jeffress, thank you very much for coming on this morning. >> thank you. >> coming up. another kind of attack putting one candidate on edge. >> they need to understand that if you attack us, we will defend ourselves, everything. >> so, what do we need to do to protect the country from computer hackers? kurt, the cyber guy, is here. i] it's a fact. kind of like social media equals anti-social. hey guys, i want you to meet my fiancée, denise. hey. wife wife. cift. cave

welcome back, some are calling it the greatest threat to our national security. nearly 300 million records were leaked and over $1 billion stolen in cyber attacks last year. our next guest says it's a bigger problem that we know.

only one presidential candidate has even addressed it. >> when it comes to the issue of cyber attacks, we're going to have to beef up the cyber command. and they need to understand that if you attack us, we will defend ourselves, everything, including our grid. but if you do it, we have the capability to take out your systems, thel president has not given the cyber command that authority. i will. >> well, cyber guy kurt says that the statement by the ohio governor is incredibly important. he joins us now to talk about it. good morning. >> i have got to tell you, why is governor kasich the only candidate on the debate stage making any sense at all when it comes to cyber security. is he the only wii one saying anything 'it. >> one of the i has been though, and i think you would agree with this. we are not really going to face it until something tragic happens. we now know reports about things up at indian point. nuclear facility north of new york city. imagine if that would get hit. now we have this report about the dam in upstate new york that could have been hit by iranian hackers.

>> pointing fingers at iranian hackers. this isn't the first one. this stuff goes on constantly. i think corporate america also is obviously under attack. we are talking about oh, 160 attacks per week for the top corporate america -- top companies in america. >> that's all we know about. what about the corporations going weigh may have been hacked. i don't want to tell law enforcement and the fbi about it then all of our customers are going to think we aren't careful with their information. >> bingo, it goes under reported so frequently and ends up in theiscellaneous column of losses and financial records. the thing is, in this country, attacks are happening not just at corporate america. and not just at potentially the power grids and other locations. this now has the ability to cause a trigger. an economic trigger that could be devastating this country. what i heard governor kasich say is the only sensible message on the stage from any candidate, any and he

saying look, we have got some resources. we keep them secret. but, if i'm the president, i'm going to bring that out and i'm going to empower that army and start pointing them back at the culprits in china or in other aspects of the world, people who are either our competitors or our enemies and make sure they are held accountable. if you go and attack us, we're going to go take out power grids in your country. because you do something like that here, we will see loss of life. we will not only see economic loss, we will see shear chaos in this country. >> it's going to take, sadly, one of these big events for that >> you're right about that the thing is though, my wakeup call this morning is, don't be so unsure that this man hasn't figured it out. he is one of the few candidates that is actually thinking intelligently on this matter. and i'm so impressed that it center stages one of his talking points because no one else is saying it. and it's a very important issue that no one really knows about.

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didn't reflect what they wanted so be it. let the city speak. >> cause a commotion. that's exactly what trump protesters -- this is not free speech. they are suppressing free speech. [bleep] >> they are suppressing free speech. they talk about wanting free speech. they are suppressing free speech right now. it's funny how using tactics to try to provoke people. going in the middle of anti-trump gathering and provoke the crowd to get like a nasty speech. >> free speech is protected. hate speech is not protected. free speech, not hate speech. >> fox news, fox news. >> you can say something. >> fox news. >> why you are here tonight. >> i'm here because i'm proud to be a chicagoan. because chicago doesn't like donald trump and his [bleep] ideas. >> when are these protesters going to learn that it's hard to get your point made on tv when we have to [bleep] every other word. we start with a fox news alert this morning. violence erupting in chicago overnight as donald trump

supporters and protesters throw fists and fighting words. >> dozens blood idea. multiple people under arrest this morning. garrett tenney is live in washington, d.c. with the latest on trump's decision to cancel the rally which when e gotward of it. >> god morning. protesters at trump rallies nothing new but normally it's a handful of folks packed into large crowds. last night there were thousands. trump's campaign says 25,000 people in all were trying to get inside for a rally at the university university of ils at chicago. as things played out it was clear many of them were in fact protesters. shortly before the rally was set to kick off. chicago police advised trump to cancel the event due to security concerns. when that announcement was made, protesters inside started celebrating, which prompted some strong reaction from many of the equally passionate trump supporters. the back and forth verbal jabs quickly escalated to full on hay makers.

police and security officers were so heavily outnumbered they could only do so much as they tried to escort protesters outside and get things under control. can you see a few people got blood on them in the mess of it all including one police officer. dozens of people were injured. but only five people were arrested according to chicago police. afterwards, trump defended his campaign and said things could have been much worse if he hadn't cancelled the event. >> we're getting a lot of credit for canceling because had i gone there, it would have been, in many respects, to just go there you would have had a lot of problems. this was a venv organized group. and i think not a good group that really stifled the first amendment rights. >> the other g.o.p. candidates disagreed and said last night was only the most rent example of the kind of divisive and nasty message that trump is prey meeting. >> i think a campaign bears responsibility for creating an environment when the candidate urges supporters

to engage in million violence to punch people in the face. >> i represent a large group of people that have great anger, they are not angry people but they have anger at the stupidity of what is happening in our country. >> in the last few days, we have seen donald trump trying to portray himself as one who can unify the country so his rivals will no doubt be making the argument that -- that argument harder by pointing to last night. back to y'all in new york. >> garrett tenney live for us. donald trump tweeting moments ago. he is going to be on our show in hiatal bit. he tweeted this he said the organized group of people, many of them thugs who shut down our first amendment right in chicago have totally energized america. he mentions organized. this seems to be one of the things we're learning about the protesters last night that this was coordinated they were there for hours. they had signs a lot of them. many that were printed out by multiple signs that were all printed out maybe by the same company. >> right. and, you know, the critics of donald trump who were eut there, those protesters they

shut down the rally and holding up the signs make america hate again. thinking that he is a divisive guy and not a unifying guy. but, in a lot of ways this morning is donald trump the poster boy for the first amendment? amendment this morning? he ended up getting a lot more coverage last night and this morning than he would have had from just the few thousand that would have been in the arena at chicago at the university there than he got this morning. he has got a lot. >> it will goes to show you how far we have devolved as a country that someone can't go give a political speech on a college campus if they are conservative without having to worry about their safety. it is unclear and we will ask mr. trump about this at the top of the next hour if the police department asked him to shut it down or if the secret service did. but, the daily beast is reporting that there was a plan for people to leap the barrier and rush the stage once he got on it. that is not safe. so, ultimately, it probably

is better that the event was called off. we are going to bring in kevin jackson for some more reaction to this. good morning, kevin. >> good morning. >> if you are asking me for my reaction. >> yeah. >> if you are asking me for my reaction, i would just say this, i would lead off with this. the same way that you can turn a%ç black neurosurgeon into an uncle tom is how you turn a successful business billionaire into a racist. and that's just put an r after their name as a republican. that's exactly what's happening here. the left talks about being tolerant of all the different things and the various views coming from the other side, yet, they are showing complete intolerance here. i'm really sad that trump had to cancel this. i really wish that he had gone on with it, because it's just leftist intimidation. the question we have to ask ourselves is what's going to

happen at the polling booth when hooligans are going to stop people from voting if it turns out that they want -- the right chooses donald trump? >> many of his g.o.p. rivals this morning are arguing he has created this culture and a statement that governor kasich put out last night in the wake of this violence. governor kasich said the seeds of division that donald trump has been sowing this whole campaign finally bore fruit and it was ugly. what do you say not only to john kasich but also ted cruz echoing those similar sentiments? >> yeah. i think that's kind of the typical republican response. i think that a lot of people in the country are tired of the left essentially bullying us. every time you turn around, if you espouse any type of conservative value, which in donald trump's case he is not anti-muslim but he says with reason that we need to, you know, essentially limit the number of people that we bring in to the country, at least verify who they are. and that's considered radical and unreasonable. well, it isn't radical and

unreasonable. when donald trump talks about the idea that america in effect is stealingv7 the one precious resource from mexico that they have, which is their people, and we should be encouraging toes people to stay in their country and essentially build up mexico, and the left deems it as xenophobia. and a host of other things. they consider him to be racist. these are not racist things. these are things that people who are reasoned andwu3 say,like, woe have invested in america. we can't have the same thing happen in our country that you have happening in yours. that is somehow xenophobic and racist. that's ridiculous. hillary clinton accepted award from organization planned parenthood who is essentially established to kill blacks. she praise people like robert bird a member of the kkk. her husband eulogized the man and the left says nothing about these types of things. that's the racism in america. the racism that has essentially led to blacks living substandard

existences compared to other americans. and these people look at barack obama and they canonize him. they canonize all of the principles of liberalism that have led black to this very condition and others by the way to this very condition. they call trump a racist who is trying to essentially bring prosperity back. with respect to kasich and these other guys, i think what they have to understand is that the people in america who are conservative are saying, look, we need to defend our points of view. we need to defend our way of life as well. and the difference is, i was talking to a friend of mine who is over the tea party community.com, the tea party would never do something like this. they might protest. but they certainly wouldn't want to shut them down. >> kevin, something that is also unacceptable is that two police officers were injured. we have got some video we can show you of one police officer who is bloody and just seeing these images just makes your skin crawl. at st. louis in a rally there were 31 arrests that were made. most of those for disturbing the peace.

one was for assault there. you have this rally shut down in chicago. a trump rally set to happen in cincinnati on sunday that has been cancelled for the time being as far as all the chaos goes we had peter kokonis talking about all the violence going on last night in particulars. >> in the 70's, if somebody would have knocked my partner down or another police officer down, we would have fought. we would have gone right in to that crowd and started fighting. these young policemen today have much better training than we had, have more self-control than we had. and they immediately rallied to get that officer up and surround her to protect her. >> what's your reaction to the way that at times the crowds react toward law enforcement? >> well, look, it's a sign of the times. we no longer view police officers the way that they should be, which is reveered. i mean, think about putting yourself in that situation.

you mentioned st. louis. yesterday at the rally in st. louis, which happens to be my hometown, there were people outside, they were being yelled at and called cracker and cracker go home and all kinds of things. it was amazing to see the vitriol because they wanted to go in to essentially exercise their constitutional right to look at a candidate. and it was amazing to watch. but as far as -- io think what it shows you is how measure fox business network ray america, i think peter used the word devolved. it has devolved to a place of chaos where animals get to come out and do whatever they want to do. the citizens who just want to exercise their rights, not bother anybody, but live the american dream and do it the right way, are the ones who are ultimately pentagonnizeed. as far as the police are concerned, toughest job, i have got to tell you the guys that were able to survive that in chicago of all places, kudos to them. >> kevin, one last question before we let you go, where

was president obama, because you remember in ferguson when things were bubbling up. it looked like. indictments coming down. stepped up at the white house and told people just to cool it he asked people to stay at home. stay calm. this is his hometown in chicago. do you think it would have made a difference if he had gotten out last nighing it people to stay home because it seemed like most of them were very liberal possibly supporters of his last time? >> absolutely not. i was in chicago on the south side a few years back. and barack obama is a pariah in his hometown. he really is and as far as taking a leadership role in something like this. if america is holding its breath for that, then they are going to be calling us blue boy pretty soon. barack obama is not going to speak out against. this his administration and the left in general they encourage. this there are people celebrating what happened to donald trump. and it is a slippery slope because blearts black lice

matter has been disrupting. this is a dangerous turn for america. >> well, in chicago, in particular, it's such violent place. where is the outrage about that. why isn't that protested more often. kevin, thank you for your time today. we appreciate it? >> my pleasure, anna. >> all right, coming up here on the show is hillary clinton's healthcare plan just obamacare 2.0, dr. segal give us his diagnosis on that8@ coming up next. equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like bill splitting equals nitpicking. but i only had a salad. it was a buffalo chicken salad. salad. with extraordinary offersmance on the stylish, all-new rx... and the dynamic nx. ♪ this is the pursuit of perfection.

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country. i'm a big supporter and defender of the affordable care act. we're going to get out-of-pocket costs down. we're going to get deductibles down. we're going to require more free services within the benefit package. and we're going to go right after prescription drug costs. >> i took on the drug companies. i took on the insurance companies. before there was something called obamacare, there was something called hillary care. >> all week we have been examining the healthcare plans of the presidential candidates. today we are checking up on hillary clinton's plan. fox news medical a team dr. marc siegel is here to break it all down. great to see you, doc. >> great to be here. >> sounds like she is doubling down on obama care. she says i love it but a lot of flaws to her mind. >> actually, the problem with the flaws that she is finding is that she is addressing one of the main problems with obamacare but making it worse. which is the two main problems with obamacare to boil this down is one you are not getting the access to the healthcare that you hope to get. you don't necessarily get your doctor. there are narrow networks of doctors involved.

obamacare isn't working in the doctor's office because it doesn't cover what people want. the other problem it's enormously expensive, clayton. close to a trillion dollars projected over the next 10 years. enormously expensive. and you can see that up on the full screen. the problem with hillary's plan is everything she is proposing, increases costs to the federal government. she wants it to be $5,000 per family to help people handle the deductibles of obama care. where is that 5,000 going to come from? >> she says look the deductibles have gone up. we have seen ductables going up. she wants to slow the out-of-pocket costs and make those premiums moreak affordable. >> exactly. she wants to decrease the amount you can spend on prescription drugs. in other words, she wants to cap expenses out-of-pocket expenses for drugs and premiums. when it comes to prescription drugs, that's going to stifle innovation with the drug companies. that's a problem with that we are getting into a section of medicine right now where we have innovation and it's not one size fits all anymore.

so drug companies need the money to develop new medications. if they're stifled and also she is promoting generic drugs. she wants generic drugs to be fast tracked through the f.d.a. the problem is drug companies will be stifled as a result. she wants medicaid expansion to the remaining 16 states that don't have it. that, again, may sound good but medicaid has not been refompled it's enormous burden on the federal government. >> what do you like about this plan? are there any things that stand out that say, yeah, we actually need that reform? >> i like the idea of families not struggling as much. i like the idea of there being a cap on prescription drug expenses out-of-pocket because people can't afford their drugs. we are seeing that more and more with seniors. i like the idea that women having more access it basic healthcare. i don't like the idea she is making it easier to get abortion. abortions are already overused in this country. no breaks on the system. the key with hillary's plan is there is no breaks on the system and not acknowledging the fact that the aca is

inefficient, it's overpriced. the biggest problem with the aca is it is way overpriced it may end up doubling the cost of it. i don't know where this money is going to come from. going to be called a job killer obamacare. this is going to make it more of a job killer. >> doubling down on obama care. she says she loves it ties it in and says it used to be called hillary care. >> that's another final point by the way she started this in the 1990s and hillary care you could go to the jail if you didn't have insurance. that led to the hmo movement. quality of care. as a physician i want quality of care preserved in this country. affordable care act has attacked quality of care. this had make it worse. >> dr. marc siegel, thanks so much. >> dog whisperer now under investigation for animal cruelty? what he says is really going onjé in this scene. we'll explain. and don't let this be you. a mid-air brawl sparking between five women overloud music on airplane. travel experts francesca

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i went and bought batteries. >> it's spring break you never know. >> let's talk about reclining. >> with reclining you don't want to get on an airplane and immedicine i can't tellly degree klein your seat. if when you do recline do so slowly try to refrain from being reclined when they go to serve food or drinks. all you isn't a cocktail is being splashed in someone's face without them knowing it. >> reclining comes seat kicking. >> it depends, the culprits are usually children. don't turn -- say would you mind tell your children to stop kicking the seat. >> i would try not to yell at a child. it's even better to speak to a flight attendant would you mind talking with the passenger letting them know. >> that's a better way to do it. chatty neighbors and you want to sleep or need to read for something you are preparing for for work. what do you do? >> pull out a book and magazine. they should get the hint. say something i'm log

forward to getting into this new book i got. if that doesn't work. head phones, ear plugs. big red flag no talk. >> he had have head phones and pull it out like huh? really? you are going to keep talking? >> aren't some of the headlines talking about installing cell phone service in flight. >> that would be too much. i hope not. >> and then we have got something else. how to deal with somebody who is asleep next to you. >> yeah. it's really tempting to try to crawl over the person next to you but the last thing you want is them waking up with straddling them. give them a gentle tap hey would you mind if i get into the aisle. >> what if somebody is sleeping next to you and snoring really loud? >> yeah, again, i think a gentle tap is the way to government otherwise, the flighted attendants are there for a reason. definitely utilize their presence. they are responsible for speaking with passengers if they need to. >> i'm worried that someone is going to say excuse me

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fox news alert, chaos in chicago last night after violence broke out at a donald trump rally forcing the republican frontrunner to cancel the event. when asked about his decision, donald trump had to to say. >> we're getting a lot of credit for canceling because had i gone there, it would have been in many respects easier to just go there, you would have had a lot of problems. this was a very organized group. and i think not a good group that really stifled the first amendment rights. >> all right. so organized was thatot buzz word there. what will all of this mean for his campaign? here to discuss is our political panel this morning jessica democratic pollster and strategist. ryan from red alert politics. carrie sheffield at opportunity lives and founder of bold global media nice to see all of you this morning. >> good morning. >> so organized. that's the word that trump used to describe these protesters. they were there for hours. they came, some of them had bernie sanders' signs. some had preprinted

t-shirts. some had preprinted posters. is this going to be a problem for donald trump going forward? >> this is going to happen a lot. especially in light fact that they didn't address violence at his rallies at debate the night before and what's going on with the breitbart reporter mitchell fields who fox viewers know well. this is going to continue to happen. on the heels of news this week that donald trump has a negative 65 rating amongst latinos. his rating amongst sphrearns little bit higher butnot great. and, this is it. i mean, yes, obviously, it's the first amendment right to organize. but, it's also a first amendment right to protest and. >> sure, to protest, but to shut down. is this donald trump's fault? >> no. this is move on.org. they sent emails to hundreds of thousands of people preplanning this entire event. they took credit for it. they thanked their protesters afterwards for what they did for showing up at the debate. bill ayers was present. he mentioned move on.org, i believe, in an interview he did. this was all organized.

this was organized left. we see this across every college campus. talk to any conservative speaker who has ever gone to a college campus and see how they have shut down. [ laughter ] >> as if donald trump is a conservative. >> that is true. >> it's organized because it's the conservatives -- as a conservative i will never vote for donald trump #never trump. we are organized. we are upset. we know that donald trump is a fraud. is he a con man. he should never get the nomination. and the fact of the matter is these protesters are upset with the fact that donald trump is calling for people to be punched in the face. he speaks with violent rhetoric. all the other candidates have acknowledged. >> he said i will cover your legal fees. >> he said please remove him. don't hurt him. if you do i will cover your man, who and i understand it's not all donald trump supporters he said if i come across him again we could end culling him. that's supposed to be all right. >> trump has spoken to hundreds of thousands of people across the country

from conservative as vermont and conservative as alabama. there have ban handful of this is not the average donald trump supporter. >> let me read to you -- >> -- let's talk about this has never happened at a mitt romney rally or hillary clinton rally. the variable here is donald trump. this is a man who is not a real conservative. >> it happened in 2000 at the convention republican in new york city. >> is he a joke and he should not get the nomination. >> here is the statement by governor kasich last night after the violence. he tweeted this tonight. the seeds of division that donald trump has been sowing the whole campaign finally bore fruit. some let slip beyond protest to violence. we can never let this happen is this donald trump's fault though? organized protest that had nothing to do with donald trump. >> it does. they wouldn't have organized against any other candidate. you don't see this happening at a john kasich rally or marco rubio rally. i understand they are far less well attended and that makes a difference. donald trump likes to play, i mean for all this accusation about what the left does with identity politics and divisiveness,

donald trump will be the divider and chief. barack obama will look like a saint. >> i completely agree with you. >> super tuesday 2.0. marco rubio saying that ohio should vote for governor kasich in order to stop donald trump. will that strategy work? >> no. and actually john kasich's team insulted marco rubio after saying we are going to win without you. it doesn't really matter. i don't think it's going to make that much of a difference, really. candidates very> conservative, what do you make of that strategy by marco rubio vote for kasich because that will stop trump? >> i think this should go

all the way to the convention. because donald trump as we have discussside incredibly divoiive. i don't think is he going to get that magic number. i think it's god and smart and that's what should happen in ohio. the fact of the matter is donald trump as jessica said is he not a unifier. is he a divider. last time on the debate stage is he trying to pretend unifier that's a joke. >> he said the party needs to unite around me. >> he is doing that now. okay. >> insult him for the first time. yes, that's what he should be saying and i totally agree with the message. if you want to talk about uniting. i'm not for any of these fellows, john kasich walks the walk for that he won 86 of 88 counties in ohio. is he a true conservative. marco rubio has also and he has a very forward looking message. again, i disagree with him wholeheartedly. if you want to talk about the unifiers on that side it's not donald trump. >> donald trump had a whole entire year to be aev unifier. he rejected that. is he not a conservative. >> he is still winning. >> the unifier the voters

the 4.3 million people who voted for donald trump. >> small fraction of people who will not take him to the convention with a majority. he will not go topiát @&c @&c@ convention with a majority. >> in history. >> 1980. >> pew research highest participation amongst all republicans ever. >> no open primaries where liberals and non-republicans, nonconservatives who have come over and basically hijacked this movement because they are -- people who are divisive like him. that's what's happened. >> after tuesday are you going to rally behind donald trump. >> absolutely not. never trump. >> thanks so much. >> carrie is fantastic to be on with i feel like a liberal i can sit back and roll with it. >> can i sit back and watch you guys go at it that's why we are here. >> thank you. >> our panel is back with us here. more on the presidential race and donald trump is going to join us at the top of the hour. we have you combat donald trump's appearance at the 8:00 hour. >> 20 minutes till trump. stay tuned for that now it's time for news headlines. new fear surrounding the zika virus.

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well, get ready for your saturday morning, 14 minutes before the top of the hour. a conservative student faces impeachment from the university of southern california student government, and he says it's because of his political views. that student, jacob ellenhorn joins us now with more on his story. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me, anna. good morning. >> where is your proof that this is the reason that your political affiliation is cause for impeachment? >> well, i am currently being impeached by my student government. they cited one of the main things that they cited is sighted as usc college republican president. the views i expressed through that role and speakers i brought to campus and the fact that i freely

talk to the press in my capacity as campus correspondent for campus reform.org. >> why do you want to speak out this morning? >> well, we have seen across the country there has been so many individuals who have been attacked by campus liberals. and they stepped down and they don't fight back. i'm not going to step down. i'm not going to stand down. i'm going to continue to fight. and i'm going to fight this impeachment because i know i'm right and i know that they're wrong. and the campus is behind me. >> so blow for blow, tell us exactly what happened. >> well, i received a special complaint on monday midday saying i was going to be -- have to go to a hearing about my impeachment. so my impeachment is currently -- the hearing is scheduled for march 23rd at 9:30 p.m. and i will be happy to plead my case in front of my fellow senators and i look forward to all these charges being dropped. >> well, this is a statement from the university of southern california, basically they are saying it's between two undergraduate students and the student government there they are not going to be

commenting on the issue. what do you think is going to happen on march 23rd during that hearing? >> i think that students on site are going to hear the truth. they will hear that these charges against me are baseless and completely motivated by politics. and it really just reflects really poorly on the individuals on campus, on my attackers. it makes them look bad because, you know, this is the litany of the left. if you disagree with someone, you have the right to shut them down. yeah. say lens them. you say one of your biggest reasons for wanting to speak out is because this is happening across the country. so while you are here, jacob. the big story this morning is what happened at the university of illinois, chicago last night. where donald trump was supposed to hold the rally. thousands of protesters are there. and he decides to cancel it so donald trump was silenced and that's the very thing that you are talking about. >> i mean, yeah, it is. we are seeing this happening across the country. we saw it last night in chicago. when the left disagrees with you, they feel entitle to do shut up down. that's not okay.

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we have got a key bait inside the other party that is fantasy and school yard taunts and selling stuff lake it's the home shopping network. and then you have got the republican establishment, they are very exercised. we're shocked that somebody would be saying these things. we're shocked that somebody is fanning anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-muslim sentiment. we're shocked. >> he's shocked. president obama weighing in on the republican party just moments before chaos broke out at a chicago trump rally. would things be better if more people had jobs? here to weigh in, retired new york police officer and secret service agent dan bongino, good morning.

>> good morning. >> we have got to start with this chaos in chicago last night. there are reports, multiple published reports this morning that law enforcement at this arena got

future events trump or any other republican may have saying hey there could be violence. these people don't understand these frauds think they are causing a revolution. they are causing a counter revolution. because there are people in america who are tired and fed up with these people calling them racist, misog nist and anti-immigrants. it's not a trump movement or conservative movement. it's not a g.o.p. movement. it's an antiliberal, anticulture war movement. these people are going to be on the receiving end of it. you watch in this election. >> just to expand on that a little bit. when you are outside the white house protecting that place, there are protests every day but people have signs they are promoting or criticizing something specific. people last night hard to call them protesters because a lot of them that we were asking didn't know why they were there. so what's the difference between angry group of people who don't even know why they are there other than to cause a problem or

to shut something down4n as opposed to when there is a group there that is actually trying to accomplish something positive? >> right there. is a huge difference. and the secret service, and the cuter at that event has no legal authority whatsoever. just to be clear, to stop peaceful protesting. that is not -- listen, we are subjected to the constitution, thank god. i'm always skeptical of law enforcement. even though i was one. not the men and women but the power of law enforcement in general. they are good men and women. they only have the power to stop the protests when people either make a threat, peter. this is important or they approach the stage in some fashion that could be -- this is the kind of stuff the left loves to do. don't you find it awfully inconvenient that bernie sanders showed up at a conservative college at liberty university and was greeted with a standing ovation and, yet, donald trump, they are threatening violence at his rallies? kind of speaks to what the left is all about. >> it kind of does. dan bongino, thank you very much. >> thanks, peter. >> clayton? >> well, what's next for the trump campaign?

we will ask him next.

i'm a youth. this is my first election year that i'm allow to do vote, and i want to do make my voice heard. so if the city felt that trump didn't reflect what they wanted so be it. let the city speak. >> cause a commotion. that's exactly what -- this is not free speech. they are suppressing the they are suppressing the people[ they talk about wanting free speech. they are suppressing free speech. it's funny it's how using tactic to try to provoke people. going in the middle of an anti-trump gathering and trying to provoke the crowd to get like a negative

response. >> free speech is protected hate speech is not protected. free speech is not hate speech. >> you can say something -- >> -- fox news. fox news, fox news. >> why you are here tonight. >> i'm here because i'm proud to be a chicagoan. chicago does not like donald trump and his [bleep] ideas. >> chicago last night. looking live ativan dalia, ohio, suburb crossroads of america, route 70 we have got mr. trump joining us here live on "fox & friends" on the wake of everything that happened last night. we have you here on the show once again. >> thank you. >> some dust has been settling this morning and some of your g.o.p. rivals have spoken out. the likes of governor kasich and senator ted cruz. saying the buck stops at the top. and that your campaign speeches, your rhetoric over the past few months has

emboldened protests like this. what do you sty senator cruz and governor kasich this morning? >> well, they only wish they had this chord. the people of this country are tired and angry. they are angry at incompetent government. they are angry at deals like the iran deal where we give away $150 billion to a terrorist nation. they are angry that our military is being depleted and we can't even beat isis. they are angry at so many different levels. and they're angry at trade and maybe angriest of all that our jobs are being sucked out of our country. being taken out like a bunch of babies and being moved over to china and japan and mexico, which is becoming the new china and nobody does anything about it. and they are angry at the fact that they haven't had a pay increase essentially in 12 years. the middle class. so, there's a lot of anger. they are not angry people but they are angry about the way our country is run. and ted cruz doesn't get it and, by the way, kasich doesn't get it kasich spends all his time outside of ohio

campaigning to run for president and he has got no victories whatsoever. he hasn't won anything. >> mr. trump, you know, i think you are speaking to your supporters who are angry about that. you are tapping into that anger. but then the anger from the protesters that were there. they weren't saying give me a job or give me higher wages. they were saying stop the hate speech. shut down donald trump. what do you say to that? >> well, let me just tell you that was not a protest that was just happened to be a beautiful,?j lovely protest. that was totally organized by move on or one of these groups that are not good groups. these are not good groups for the country. all of the signs were professionally made. can you see that everyone came at one time. we had 25,000 people signed up. we had thousands of great people. these are amazing people. great people. we have great people at the rallies. and we had 25,000 people coming. and that's another thing with the people that are competing. a guy like kasich, nobody shows up to his rallies. nobody goes. you look at ted cruz, nobody goes to his rallies.

nobody cares. so, you know, these are massive rallies. and, actually, we have had very, very -- we have virtually no -- you know, if you think in terms of protesters we have had so few protesters at these rallies compared to the size of the rallies themselves. we have had no injuries, no problems until yesterday when we had this one. and this one was a total setup and it was organized by a group andiv professionally organized. and what they're really doing is shutting down the first amendment: i think i made a wise decision. we have been given credited for it. it would have actually been easier to go and you would have had clashes. clashes, people would have been very badly hurt or worse. i decide to do shut it down. it's very unfair to the 25,000 people that were lining up to get. in it's very, very unfair. >> hours. >> to that point, mr. trump, about what was the thought behind shutting the rally down, there are reports now that this enormous group of

disrupters inside was planning to jump a barrier and rush the stage once you took the stage. did you know about that? >> no, i didn't know about that. >> does that conservatorship you? >> i wouldn't know about that i wouldn't be surprised. we have plenty of strength on our side. i remember when bernie sanders was taken over by two women where they went up and they started screaming in his microphone while he was talking. and he just moved to the back and left. and that was the end of that. i thought that was a great embarrassment. when i watched that i said that's never going to happen. one thing we go down fighting. that would never happen. so a city like that. if an incident like that took place, i wouldn't be surprised because this is a radical group of people. this is a bad group of people, for the most part. a lot of people that were troublemakers. and i will tell you what, and you have to understand that our rallies are massive. and they are very, very friendly.

there is tremendous love in the room. tremendous love in the room. they just want to see -- the theme is make america great again. that's all they want. they want to make america great again. to ho should dislike that? and who should be upset about that. >> the argument from the other side, again, kasich, senator cruz, even heard from hillary clinton yesterday about the discontent at these rallies saying mr. trump needs to come out at one of his next rallies and ask for calm. calm and it's got to start with you. today in ohio, do you plan to listen to hillary clinton? >> well, the problem with kasich is that he is very weak on illegal immigration. and that's why i think he is going to lose ohio. is he very be weak on illegal immigration. is he very, very weak on trade. you know, ohio is only doing okay because of oil. they struck oil. he got lucky. he has the biggest budget increase in the whole united states, 35%. and now that oil is down, ohio is going to have tremendous problems. and with the approval of qpp

if that ever gets approved which he is in favor of they are going to lose a lot of their industry and car industry is going to be gone and totally taken away. ohio has to be careful. they got lucky with hitting oil, unlike most states. they happen to be sitting on oil. and if it weren't for that, ohio would be a total mess because the budget has gone up more than any budget at all, any budget in the united states. so, when they talk about discontent, they are only talking about it because they are very weak on illegal immigration. i want strong borders and we're going to have the wall. people can come into the country but they have got to come in legally. we want people to come into the country. but they have to go through a process. and we want them to come in legally. >> you know, you should be very proud of the enthusiasm that you have been able to spark among voters, and even bringing independents and crossovers and people who have never voted before. but, it seems that that enthusiasm has hit somewhat of a fevered pitch. are you concerned that there will be even more violence

further than what we have seen particularly whether you have people like bill a.s there as one of the protesters last night. he tweeted out this morning, we did it. we shut trump down. something like that. you have got move on.org praising the protesters and disrupters for doing what they have done. are you concerned it's going to get worse? >> you know, it's interesting. reasons, for safety reasons not for myself. i never even thought of it i decided for -- i don't want to see people hurt on either and it was very important to me. i met with security and i met with the law enforcement group. who were terrific, by the way. fantastic. and we talked about it for 20 minutes and i made a decision to shut it down. but the fact is that by shutting down, we have gotten our word out thousand times more than if i was speaking to 15 or 20 or 25,000 people yesterday. we have gotten the word out to such a level it's all over the world now. >> are you worried that there is going to be blood shed? are you worried that people are really going to start punching people in the face

and it's going to be an all out brawl rather than a scuffle here and there. >> i hope it doesn't happen. at the same time, we have to be able to talk. we have to be able to assemble. these are very peaceful people. these are great people. these are people that work very hard and have been really, you know, in many cases, treated very unfairly by our government, which is being very stupidly run. incompetently run. and they are tired of paying high taxes and having their money go to iran and having the money go all over the place and nobody knows what's happening. and, you look at the waste, fraud, and abuse in this country, and they are tired of it, they are really tired of it. the fact is that they have to be able to have first amendment rights and free speech. that's worth fighting for. >> mr. trump, you have a look at the screen right now, there are a lot of people in ohio for your rally that's going to be today, later on this morning. so, obviously, they were not

frightened off by what happened last night. but, a question about the events there in chicago. that's president obama's hometown. you know, last time that there was a possibility in the midwest for some real discontent in ferguson, and it looked like when the indictment, nobody knew what was going to happen, he stepped out to the microphones at the white house and he urged people to stay home, to stay calm. he wasn't there last night. do you think that he has a responsibility as the president from chicago, to come out and ask people to let you and your supporters exercise their first amendment rights or do you think that hisn: time has past and he should stay out of it. >> president obama is a great divider. that's what you're seeing here. president obama has greatly divided this nation. there is division between black and white. there is division between economic groups. he has done a terrible job in terms of unifying our

country. president obama should have been and had the advantage of being african-american of really bringing the country together. and i thought that was what was going to happen. i didn't know if he was going to be a good president. you can never tell. but i could tell you one thing i thought he was going to be a unifier. he has turned out to be a terrible unifier. he has turned out to be a divider. a lot of what you saw last night was obama. >> and we are looking at this live picture there. a thousand people on their way. in are you guys going to change the way the campaign going to change the way that tickets are given out? or you have figured out how so many people that didn't like you were able to get in to this arena last night? >> well, they barged. in i mean, they just came in. they go. in it's very easy to get in. people that weren't able to get in because they barged in. and, you know, frankly, it's a little bit difficult for police. i'm the biggest fan of the police, but the police today are so afraid that they're going to be criticized.

they are so afraid to, you know, if a protester gets up know, a lot of these protesters are bad dudes. they get up and unbelievably loud. i had one protester he sounded like -- had a voice he wouldn't believe it he starts swinging and finally the people around him took him down and it was, you know, too bad but they had no choice. he was swinging. and the next day the people that were really protecting other people got bad publicity. and the protester looks like is he a great hero. he was totally at fault. the police are really restrained. they don't want to lose their job. they don't want to lose their pension. they are afraid sometimes to do anything even though they know what they should be doing. >> on your screen right now in the upper right hand corner of the screen there was a police officer injured last night at the event. you know, helping people, usher people out of the arena. you can see his head is bloodied there. how many people, mr. trump, are you expecting in vandal

lia today suburb of dayton, ohio. we are looking right now at that event. how many people do you expect will show up. >> by the way, that event is not starting for hours. that's what happens. every event i have it's far more. we had 35,000 last week in florida. i mean, the florida events run believable. and all of them. this is -- last night we were able to get about -- we would have had about 10,000 inside. and we were going to have 15,000 outside. we had screens set up outside. we are going to have at least 15,000 people outside in chicago. and these are peaceful people. these are peaceful people. but they reasonable doubt tired of being taken advantage of. we're going to have thousands in vandallia, ohio, you can see it i'm watching you right now. and i'm looking at these massive lines. these lines form, six, seven, eight hours early sometimes. >> we hope that you have a great and peaceful event today. mr. trump, thank you so much for joining us today. >> thank you. >> thank you, appreciate it.

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blower, 1.4 million were calls dropped in the last 18 months alone. joining me now with his reaction combat veteran and fox news contributor pete hegseth. draw dropping. they don't seem real. to verify, there are two different numbers. >> this are two different numbers. that is from the health resource center which is where this year 20% of calls being dropped. that means veterans are waiting so long hanging up. quilgt. the guy in charge of that performance has gotten worse is now being put in charge of the suicide hotline which is a separate number that receives about 1200 call as day but has also had problems of timeliness of response of calls going to voice mail. two different crisis numbers. the fact that the guy running the really bad hotline is being put in charge of the suicide hotline to fix it isn't a good sign. this is all revealed by a whistleblower. again, whistleblowers who have to courageously come forward and say that's our waiting. the v.a. never admits this

stuff. >> some would admit they are part of the problem and why veterans are committing suicide. not only because what comes out on the battle field they are coming home need to reestablish their lives. they need medication and therapy and can't get appointment or can't get through on the phone. >> they're treated like a number. they run into a soulless bureaucracy that treats them and says you wait this line and wait for months on appointment. wait on hold. i served my country for this kind of treatment. i have heard it from fathers and mothers and spouses who say my son or my daughter finally gave up. they gave so much for this country, they were hurting. they needed mental health services. they needed exams. they just needed someone to talk to and they called the crisis line and got nothing or they went to er and waited for 10 hours that is the kind of treatment that makes guys unfortunately say i quit. and so when v.a. is incompetent. we lose vets. that's why this suicide crisis is so bad. that's why this hotline not working is a crisis.

when you hear 1.4 million calls being dropped resource center even if it's not a suicide call. >> you have a loved one trying to get them help even lq they can't get to the v.a. pete hegseth thanks for your time today. >> thank you. >> we have to find a solution to this. >> coming up. firefighter goes above and beyond the call to save the life of a woman. what he did to save the life of another. what he did. the' violence around chicago sparked by young people trying to silence donald trump's voice. are young voters embrace agnew dangerous form of protest? that's a question we are posing to our panel of millennials. they are weighing in next. ♪ why did they have to go and make things so complicated ♪ i see the way you're acting like you're somebody else gets me frustrated. or you?

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welcome back. some quick headlines for you. new overnight chaos erupts in miami beach after unruly spring breakers go wild. oh, oh, oh. [sirens] >> it must be so much fun to be police officer there during this week. huh? police had to shut down several streets after the party moved off the sidewalks and beaches leading to about six arrests. that's it? and a mississippi man who almost spent his money hewn with isis pleading guilty to terrorist irrelevant charges. owe mad docla 20 years in prison in providing material support to the enemy. he and his fiancee plan to do plan a trip to syria disguising the trip as honey -- honeymoon.

>> donald trump under fire for the violence that broke out at his chicago rally last night where a majority of the protesters were students and young bernie sanders supporters. by why are young people reacting this way? and embracing violence and socialism? let's ask our millennial panel what they think. we have joanne, a co-host for red eye and correspondent for the greg gutfeld show comedian ryan rice and catherine kempf, a fox news contributor. thank you all. >> thanks for having us. >> things really went off the tracks there in chicago last night. why is it that we never see this happen at a clinton rally or sanders rally. >> the millennials are attracted. >> attracted. i'm very attracted. >> of course you are. bernie sanders. a? werter's original for you. old people, candy, kids love it. >> why are outcome kids attract to do socialism? >> because it sounds like a new dating site. >> i don't think it's actually new though. i think this is like occupy

wall street 2.0. it's just now all of these young people have a leader. and they think that they have, you know, policy that will make it all work. but they don't realize to implement it actually will hurt them in the long run. >> is he reaching out. is he saying i will help you and they just say okay. you know what? i will be honest. bernie is a lovable dude. one of those heartless grandma pushing off the cliff libertarian people. and i have to admit that i personally do enjoy him. i don't support him because socialism will destroy america and i love america. and i do not want to see it destroyed. put that out. i'm pro-america anti-destruction of america bernie, pro-him as a dude. fun at brunch to watch him get all angry and drink. >> he is attracting the youngest audience and he is the oldest one running and it doesn't even really seem like most of the people because our correspondents on the ground last night were asking them so why are you hear protesting trump?

i don't want to say. you can say? no. >> i think that young people love a movement. we saw this 8 years ago with barack obama. and now it's just even more of an extreme. it's on both sides of the aisle. it's bernie and it's donald trump. and the thing is that those two are so kind of far apart but, yet, still very similar that people are crashing. >> people grew up getting participation trophies. of course they love socialism they have no idea what achieving anything is. >> kids learning in schools that they are supposed to have snowflake safe space everywhere they go and donald trump says stuff that they have heard is very problematic is the lingo that they are learning in their sociology classes. they are saying this isn't safe. i learned that i need to throw a temper tantrum and people will listen to my temper tantrum and i will scream and shout and don't see the irony in how that is making a little unsafe for everyone else. >> in the audience at the trump rallies there are a lot of young people. what's the divide? >> if you live in chicago and you are a socialist, you probably don't have the money to go on spring break.

what'sment next best thing. >> spring break is overrated. >> also, if you are single and alone, you might be able to meet a few like-minded singles. >> just go in there. this was originally going to be about whether it's okay for a female to message a man for a dated. >> only if it's bernie- sanders. >> i hope it's okay i send the message and second message and third one. pass passionate women text viciously. >> passionate? crazy. >> look, i live a passionate life. >> sounds like it. >> bernie sanders had a dating app. what would be called okay stupid. >> you have been really really -- you really want to do use that, didn't you? >> stay out of chicago for a couple 6 months. >> it's very violent there. >> it's not all violent. we see isolated incidents that we keep replaying. there interest a lot of peaceful protesters out there who should be encouraging more speech and not shutting down trump.

>> what kind of -- since it does not seem like most of these people know exactly why they are there, they are just there to stop something. what kind of a college student is going to cause fights like that on a friday night? >> spring break. >> english majors. >> totally. >> socialology. >> studying let temperature so much. we need economic classes. finance classes. >> i was an english major and i never punched anyone. and i also somehow never been punched. >> doesn't really make sense. >> we can change that after the show. >> maybe we will. please, people. >> coming up, thank you all. >> thank you. >> thanks for having us. >> more on the violent clashes at that violent donald trump rally in chicago. plus, reebok, the latest company to kick soda to the curb at corporate offices. wait until you hear the list of foods you better not eat on the clock. ♪ awe sugar

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[chanting] >> fists and fighting words flying in chicago last night after donald trump's planned rally was cancelled amid violent protests. >> fox news senior national correspondent john roberts was there in the middle of all of it last night. he joins us now live with the latest on chaotic scene. john, good morning. now that the dust has settled and you have time to reflect. what do you make of the events that up folded last night? >> >> well, you know, i was here back in 1996. about the only thing going on chicago today is the big irish day parade a lot of people wearing green this morning. i was here in 1996 when there were huge protests expected because the first democratic held in chicago since the disaster of 1968. going to get reid rowdy here this morning as well. those protests for the most part did not amount to what happened in 196 . >> but chicago has always had a dynamic political discourse if you will. i actually flew to chicago from st. louis, missouri

yesterday afternoon on donald trump's plane. he was delegate me that we are expecting a huge crowd in chicago and we are expecting that it could get, according to his words, quote, rough. we got to that peaceful last night, the university of illinois. just about the time that donald trump was supposed to take the stage. it was a boisterous crowd that was in there at that time. we had not seen some of the runup to that but then around 45 minutes later they announced that donald trump would not attend and that their rally was being cancelled. all of the protesters who had been laying in wait for him to take the stage came out of the stands. that's when we saw some of those altercations. i have to tell you the altercations were limited. we see one picture of a couple of guys throwing punches at each other. that was the extent that i saw. i know police took a few people out in restraints at the very least. it was an interesting statement that here in the city of chicago, which has seen its fair share of protests that the right to free speech if a candidate can be stifled by people who are determined to dou that.

>> what struck me with your interviews with hannity last night you were on the ground clear headed conversation you were having with the protesters last night they were upset that they were undecided voters. they were upset about some of the things that donald trump had said about muslims and immigrants and yet, they wanted to go to learn about what he had to say and, yet, they didn't have that opportunity. >> let me first of all say i talked to seven last evening a protester. a group of five medical students who one of whom was a muslim there were a couple of african-americans. there was a fellow who was jewish and also had a musician who was a ted cruz supporter. out of that whole group there was only one protester. not all of them agreed with donald trump and his positions but they did want to go in and they want to do listen to him to see what it was all about and to see if maybe there was something they could take array from the rally.

they felt it was a shame that his right to hold a political rally here in the city of chicago was infringed upon by those protesters. and in fact one of those medical students i talked to said he thought that donald trump should have taken the stage anyways. but given the tensions and the environment and atmosphere inside that hall if he had have taken the stapling i think it would have been really, really ugly. >> john roberts great reporting there on the ground last night in the wake of these protests. john, great to see you this morning. we will check back in with john at the top of the hour. >> all right. john. thanks. 37 mention after the hour. a look at some other stories that are making headlines this saturday now. four primary and caucus contests going on today. one race is alreadyúí called. the northern mariana islands 6,000 miles from the coast going to hillary clinton. god for 46 the 6 delegates. bernie sanders gets 2 republicans are holding elections in washington, d.c., wyoming and guam. a search for a missing air

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right across the same spot of east texas and louisiana. those rivers are going to continue to rise, unfortunately, for the next number of days. it's going to be a while for the flooding is gone. more moisture also coming in across areas of the west and that is good news. in across the northeast today and around the great lakes, we will see more sunshine, temps looking good. spring feeling like spring. feeling like spring for much of the area. down to the southeast, there is that rain that continues in areas of the carolinas, you will be a little bit warmer and more humid on the other side of that storm back towards oklahoma. a little bit chillier and up across the far northern plains, look at that 71 degrees in bismarck. we are looking at temperatures about 30, 35 degrees higher than normal. hey, real quickly, guys, triplitt's here for their 17th birthday. >> hey. >> triplitt's. you don't look like triplitt's. you have got to get on tv. we will take your word for it. [ laughter ] >> hey, rick, thank you. and coming up. bernie sanders is the candidate no one saw coming. why is he catching on with so many young people. larry wingett takes us

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ask your doctor about once-weekly trulicity. and click to activate your within. campaign chaos after violence broke out at donald trump's chicago rally last night where a majority of the protesters were bernie sanders supporters from the looks of it. why are they embracing this type of behavior? >> here to take us inside the mind of a sanders supporter author and motivational speaker larry winget. good morning, larry, thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. i appreciate it. >> help us get into their minds. >> you know, bernie appeals to a groh a high deservability score. now, typically those are going to be the low wage earners who believe they

deserve to be paid more even though their value in the marketplace is very low and in the big group are the millennials, they are the people who have been raised in a society from birth who gives them a trophy when they didn't win anything, who gives them a passing grade when they failed the test. who puts campuses, a campus safe zones up so they can be protected from the hurtful words of others. and they are really attracted to somebody who promises them all this free stuff. bernie is kind of the grumpy5! old benevolent grandpa who sides with the kids acommon enemy of the parents. woe are the parents who expect people to be responsible. >> you know what's so interesting about sanders signs at disruptive trump rally last night is that i have been to these sanders events and rallies and caucus sites in states like minnesota and michigan and iowa where there is nothing negative coming from the sanders people. they are all very positive. they are all very disciplined. they are all saying that

they are there to just reign in wall street, basically. that's the main thing. and it keeps getting the young people out. we have this michigan exit poll. people under 30. sanders 81%. clinton 18%. and sanders squeaked out the win there. is there a personality type, that's drawn to sanders. >> i think"c if we could go in to what their parents probably look like. and if they have been raised in a family where mom and dad encouraged them to be taken care of all the time and helicopter parents who were always protecting them and letting them know that no matter what happens, you are not expect to do take care of yourself. somebody will take care of you. then we could probably say that's the personality type. let's look to mommy and daddy. remember, entitlement mentality didn't start in the white house. it won't stop in the white house. entitlement mentality starts in your house. when parents step up and say

kids take care of themselves. bernie self-reliance. is he encouraging more government dependence when the rest of us want the government to get out of way so we can take care of ourselves and be independent on our own. >> larry, also independent mean and of the establishment really wanting to shake things up and shake up the status quo, starting this revolution there is a theory out there, i mean, all kinds of theories and strategies get thrown out at this point in the race but the revolution that is he starting may actually help donald trump than hillary against each other in the general election because donald trump is tapping into sort of the same emotion as sanders. do you think there is any merit to that theory? >> i actually do believe there is some merit to that theory. it seems to me and i watch a lot of the exit polls. and you guys interviewing folks. and we see those people coming out of the exit polls. they say i'm either for bernie or i'm for trump. which kind of astounds me, always. which says they are not

really idealogues at all. what they are going in antiestablishment. anything going against government. both trump and bernie are antigovernment. at least anti-the government we have seen in the past. they do want to turn things around which i believe both parties need to be stood on their heads a little bit and shake things up and let's re-examine what really matters in america and maybe that's a good thing for the kids to be protesting against. >> so, larry, the last question. if these sanders supporters are not idealogues can his movement stick around? will it last? >> oh, i think once you cut off the head of a snake, it kind of dies. and when we lose bernie, you will probably see him soften quite a bit. >> author and motivational speaker larry winget. thanks for your time. always have things to say. >> campaign ads dominating the airwaves in ohio and florida. >> ohio has changed the world from small steps to

giant leaps. we have reached for thei heavens and we found the light. >> do their words work? frank luntz is here to break it all down next hour. >> and then this morning the plaza is turning into a science lab and clayton is right there in the middle of it. hey, bud. >> that's right. fab labs. nic is here to show us cool experiments including sulfur hex fluoride. i'm going to be the guinea pig. >> go ahead. >> really take it in. >> we'll be right back. more "fox & friends." my voice ever going to go back to normal. >> a couple hours. >> did you just ruin my broadcasting career? ♪ou ♪ say that. complete allergy relief or incomplete. let your eyes decide. flonase changes everything.

all right. at least i got to put on some goggles. okay, it's a new show, inspiring tweens and teens about the world of science. >> i'm nick and i'm here on catalina island. i came out here to explore the kelp forest, or what's left of them. she used science to follow her passion. she wasn't into science to begin with, but that's how i need to get there, and ended up actually kind of really liking it. >> all right. popular youtuber hit, and this morning, nick is here to wow us with science experiments here on the plaza. you made my voice go deeper. and we'll do that in a second. these are fun science experiments and it's exciting to get people. so you're not bored with science. >> absolutely.

it's about science and innovation. and how science is fun. and so we're going to have fun today with these experiments. >> what did you do to the water melons? >> this is in a solution of rubbing alcohol and dry ice. and so, the dry ice -- >> what are you wearing? >> brings it down negative 109 degrees fahrenheit. tap that with your fingernail. >> oh. hello. >> rock solid. rock solid. >> okay so if you have something that's rock solid and you hit it like a pinata. >> i've never seen a water melon like this. whoa. >> wow. and we have it back for you. >> it's like a pie. >> we have a back-up. >> can i try it? >> absolutely. anna. >> you really want to hit it square. swing batter, batter. >> you want to hit it right here. >> you don't want me to go right here, do you? >> hit square.

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better? >> mornings are better with friends. >> all right. >> let's go down here. i'll let peter do this. >> perfect. >> you're going to watch? >> we have one minute before a commercial break here. >> here we go. okay. what we have here is hydrogen peroxide and potassium. when mixing, we get a reaction. >> this is why we have the lab coats on. >> this is it. >> this is going to happen very quickly. >> you have your lab coats on? right? >> you're going to do one of these. >>. i'm going to watch. >> that's what we're going to do. on the count of three. all right. one, two -- back up. >> can you come back every saturday? this is a lot of fun. >> absolutely. >> you want to do this in your

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good morning, everyone, this is a fox news alert. chaos on the campaign trail as protesters clash with donald trump supporters in chicago. >> i'm a youth, this is my first year, election year that i'm allowed to vote and i wanted to make my voice heard. so if the city felt that trump didn't reflect what they wanted, so be it, let the city speak. >> this is not free speech. [ bleep ]. >> they talk about wanting free speech, they are suppressing free speech right now. it's funny how this is provoking people. he's going in the middle of an

anti-trump gathering and provoke the crowd to get a response. free speech is protected, hate speech is not protecting. >> free speech, not hate speech. >> fox news. fox news. >> i'm here because i'm proud to be a chicagoan. chicago does not like donald trump and his [ bleep ] ideas. >> that was last night in chicago. things got heated, of course, here's a live look this morning in ohio which is a suburb of dayton, ohio. and this is a trump rally. it's about to start. we saw earlier, lines down the block. people lining up, thousands of them. we spoke to donald trump on the phone just a little while ago about that event. and he said, you know, ohio is hurting, and he's going to go there and talk about it. >> yeah, expecting big crowds there. he actually had to cancel a rally in cincinnati. the secret service reportedly didn't have time to get through and get the proper security sweep in light of the events happening last night, you can imagine why he decided to do that. many saying his first amendment

was silenced last night by these protesters who were out there trying to support their own first amendment right, but somehow, weren't being open minded enough to let him speak. and they were happy they shut him down. >> right, and mr. trirp explained all that to us about an hour ago. and we are going to tell you more about it a little bit later on. what does it say about how far we have evolved as a country that somebody cannot go and give a political speech? it's not welcomed in an entire city to run out of town just because they are conservative? you never see this happening where a group of, somebody made the point earlier, the tax payer never ran out of town for safety reasons. because they didn't appreciate their liberal point of view. you know, ambiguity about who exactly made the call to cancel this rally last night? but it does sound like there were legitimate safety concerns

because these protesters who were organized by movon.org were telling, were telling journalists they were going to jump the barrier and rush the stage when trump was on it. when you look in the crowd and see that people were leaving bloody. that is a dangerous climate and it goes way beyond just, just being upset about a position. because he's asking people, what are you upset about? they're not there to protest anything. it got really dangerous last night. >> some of them were there and they believe donald trump disrespected muslims and mexicans and the list goes on and on and on, and you're right, a lot had no idea what they were protesting for. and some of them are accused of being tweed protesters. donald trump said earlier he said this was organized largely by moveon, listen. >> that was not a beautiful, lovely protest.

by moveon or one of these groum that are not gad groups. they're not good groups for the country. all the signs were professionally made. everybody came at one time. if you think in terms of protesters, we've had so few protesters at these rallies compared to the size of the rallies themselves. we've had no injuries, no problems, until yesterday when we had this one. and this one was a total set-up, and it was organized by a group. and professionally organized, and what they're really doing is they're shutting down the first amendment. and it's very unfair to the 25,000 people that were lining up to get in. it's very, very unfair. >> john roberts joins us now. he was in the middle of it all last night. john, donald trump, we asked him a couple of times. i asked him whether or not today at the events in ohio where he would get up and call for calmness, that's what some of his gop rivals are calling for this morning, and he basically laughed it off.

>> reporter: well, what are you going to call for calm with? certainly not his supporters. his supporters were relatively calm last night until they were confronted by the protesters. let me just say that a few minutes ago, you said that the cincinnati rally was cancelled. that's an urban myth. there was no cincinnati rally that was planned. but knock has been cancelled in the wake of chicago. but there's no question, clayton, we see protesters at every trump event. they usually number in a couple dozen or so. last night was way above anything we've mpb seen before and it was organized it seems. moveon.org started up a petition drive asking the university of illinois and chicago to cancel the event, more than 300 faculty members of the university had asked the university to reconsider having a trump event there. and i flew with donald trump on his 757 from st. louis, missouri, here to chicago yesterday, and he was telling me that he was expecting that this

could all get rough. it seemed, when we got to the arena that things were in hand, but there were so many protesters, probably a few hundred of them just lying in wait for trump to take the stage. and when that information, that intelligence got back to him in his room at the chicago trump towers, he decided that he was going to cancel it. listen to what he told you just a while ago. >> the fact is that by shutting it down, we have gotten our word out, thousand times more than if i was speaking to 15 or 20 or 25,000 people yesterday. i mean, we have got ten the word out, it's all over the world now. >> reporter: remember, 1968, chicago after the democratic convention, the chant was the whole world is watching. well donald trump now believes the whole world is watching his campaign. his competitor are blaming donald trump for what happened last night. saying that his rhetoric both on the campaign trail and television appearances, this kind of laid the ground work for

something like this to happen. basically saying, you reap what you sew. moveon.org, by the way, happy to see the results of last night's protest shutting down the trump event saying to all of those who took to the streets of chicago. thank you for standing up and saying, enough is enough. when you put together an organized protest and there's pretty much no better place in the world to do it than the city of chicago, you can effectively shut down a candidate's first amendment right to free speech and people wanting to see that candidate. if donald trump does become the nominee, it'll be interesting to see what happens at the cleveland republican convention. and then of course, there would be the long presidential campaign as well. not necessarily going to come through chicago because they probably wouldn't be a lot of donald trump votes here, but many cities across the country. >> just a quick follow-up, there were a lot of bernie sanders signs inside the arena when things started to get kind of crazy last night.

that was surprising to me because -- every early state i've been embedded with some sanders' supporters, on election day, caucus night, they're all very positive and pro-bernie. there's not a lot of negative messaging coming from the sanders' faithful, you were talking to the folks after they came out and were showing some of the signs right now, were they all, is this an evolution of sanders' support or do you think they just picked up a random sign and they're not really there for a specific candidate and they just are trying to cause trouble? >> reporter: well, i think geography has a lot to do with it. a moment ago, democratic votes in chicago, i meant republican votes. there are plenty of democratic votes in chicago. i don't necessarily know that this would represent a new escalation of campaign tactics and support on perhaps people who are behind bernie sanders. mostly geography more than anything. chicago's got a long, rich

history of pretty energetic and enthusiastic if you want to put it that way, political protests. this was also a university, but there were a number of groups. black lives matter was there. people who were protesting trump's stances on immigration. bernie sanders supporters. there were people who are of all different walks of life. couple of people just walked by right now and expressed their displeasure with fox news. that's fine, we're on the streets of chicago and we have a first amendment. we can all say whatever we want. as long as you don't yell fire in a crowded theater. i think you have a wide variety of people going toe an event like that in terms of protests that you can't pit it the on any one group, but you can pit it on organization. lookings like moveon.org was there. >> the great john robertings there on the streets of chicago this morning for the recap of last nights ooechbtss. thank you, john. much discussion this morning from the gop rivals. we heard last night actually john kasich tweeting out a

statement saying that as john mentioned, you reap what you sew that donald trump had called for calmness, senator ted cruz saying this, watch. >> when you have a campaign that disrespect bs the voters, when you have awe campaign that affirmatively encourages violence, you create an environment that only encourages can this sort of nasty discourse. >> you have a candidate in donald trump who clearly has used language that appeals to anger, i would point out there isn't violence at my events, ted's events with, kasich event, there isn't violence at a sanders' event, clinton event, there's only one who has violence at their events. and i do think donald needs to realize and take responsibility for the fact that some of the rhetoric he has used could possiblily be contributing to this environment. that is growing increasingly disturbing for a growing number of americans.

>> trump earlier on the show saying, these guys are complaining because people don't go to their rallies. >> just by sheer numbers, if you look at percentage wise, tshs kind of what he was saying, sticking by the statement that hey, i'm a unifier, i'm not a divider. >> discourse there's the people of this countries that are angry. they're angry at and we give away $150 billion to a terrorist nation. being depleted and we can't even beat isis. they're angry at so many different levels and they're angry at trade, maybe angriest of all, jobs are being sucked out of the country and like a blunch of babies. and japan and mexico which is becoming the new chinese.

they're not angry that the, but at the way cruz doesn't get it. >> it's just, i'm not sure if it is fair for the other gop candidates to blame donald trump for people leaving that arena last night with bloody noses because it did not seem based on all the interviews afterwards, and john roberts just touched on it. it didn't seem like the people, a lot of the protesters were political. it didn't seem like they were necessarily for trump or anti-trump, people, jeff lock and roberts were asking these people, where are you here? who are you against? who are you for? i don't really want to say. i can't say. when rubio and kasich and cruz come out and say hey, people are getting hurt because of donald trump, i'm not sure it is fair to pin it on him. he didn't -- >> not directly pin it on him. but for sure. what these candidates are just saying that he was creating an

environment with some of this harsh rhetoric and even when there are disrupters at his own events in the past, comments made about punch him in the face or put him on a stretcher or things like that. >> let us know what you think. the candidates, gop rivals, you had kasich, senator ted cruz and rubio saying he created that culture. it has given rise to what's unfolding. where do you come down on this? where are protesters resorting to violence? dr. keith ablow is going to analyze the climate on the campaign trail. and the airways are filled with kban ads in florida and ohio, but who's winning the war of words? frank luntz is here to break it all down next. and he's live, he's here, come on in. put the painting down, that's not yours. >> here's a live look in ohio at a trump event. people lined up all the way down and around the block. that's going to get off in a little while here. we'll bring it to you live.

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back to "fox & friends" on this saturday morning. after a night of violent protests in chicago, we're looking live at a relatively peaceful situation right now in van dale ya, ohio, where donald trump is set to speak there in a little while. lines wrapped around the block. here are the protests from last night. joining me now is frank luntz, man whose done hundreds and hundreds of focus groups and knows what events like this mean to our national dialogue. frank, are we heading now to the violence that we saw in 1968 during that horrific election cycle? >> i remind you, martin luther king was snaeted, bobby kennedy was assassinated, and the goal, if we could ever go back would be to prevent it. how doo we prevent it? are you see seeing shades of similar touches, leftist

activists who are showing up in order to make a statement are forcibly, you know, getting into these rallies and calling attention to this? you're seeing gop rivals attacking the front runner right now. saying you've got to calm this, you know, rallies because it starts at the top. we heard from in senator ted cruz. >> it's denial of the freedom of speech. to prevent people from actually seeing him. the first responsibility in freedom of speech is not actually to speak, it's to be heard. people have the right to be heard and prevent crump from being heard. that said, it is the responsibility of all these candidates, not just on the republican, on the democratic side. there are a lot of bernie sanders posters there. this is the first time that the sanders people had ever engaged in this kind of disruption and i don't believe as of this morning, i don't believe we heard from the sanders camp on this. >> and it's not sanders camp,

you have to hear from bernie sanders himself. i don't want to the blame him. i don't want to blame anyone. the goal has always been who do we hold responsible? and that's the wrong goal. from this point forward, there has to be a conversation and fox is the perfect place to do it. you have more democrats than any other cable news network. more independents, republicans, have this conversation. i'm promising you, it will get worse. growing with every, every week, every time you have these protests, there are more people there and they're willing to go to greater lengths. and you saw in your video that people were throwing punches. what comes next is something even more violent. and we have a responsibility to stop it before it happens. freedom of speech matters. democracy matters. you don't have the right, no matter how angry you are, you don't have the right to engage in violence and you don't have the right to disrupt 2016 campaign. >> we were hearing reports that folks might have hopped a barrier last night and stormed the stage when donald trump was

set to take that stage. maybe he was heeding the advice in cancelling that event. and you're right, this could only get worse. frank luntz, great to see you. >> let's not stoke it, let's try to address it. >> this is the perfect place to do that. thank you, frank, great to see you. can't find a job? well, then just tweet. that's what one is doing to her school. does she have a case? fair and balanced legal debate coming up next.

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eight years after graduation, and unemployed law school graduate is suing her alma mater, alleging the school inflated the numbers leading her to believe that she would have no problem finding a job upon graduation. another example of misguided entitlement or does the school bear some blame? good morning guys, thanks for being with us. >> you think this is cookie, why? >> i think it's cookie because look, she needs to prove that but for this data, she would not have gone to law school. first of all, nobody makes big, life-changing decisions based on one school's employment. i happen to have also applied to law school in 2004, i graduated in 2008, just like this plaintiff, and i can tell you that she didn't make the decision because she saw thomas jefferson's employment statistics. shep made the decision because

of the perception in 2004, was that, law school education was a great investment. it was going to lead to a lucrative career. what ultimately happened in 2008 was that we had an economic collapse. >> she alleges that even further, that the school inflated their numbers. so they were purposefully misguiding potential students, according to this. >> sure. i mean, these law schools, colleges, high schools, private high schools, they have to be accountable for statistics because they are releasing information about employment numbers to be relied on. students making decisions about where to go, look at these numbers, look at the magazines, and make determinations based on these numbers. we expect that a witness is going to testify at this trial that an employee was pressured to inflate certain salary numbers. it's a problem. it's appalling, and if if true, they should be held responsible. >> according to to the american

bar association, 9.8% of 2014 law school graduates are unemployed and seeking employment currently. do you think this is something that has been going on across the country and other institutions? >> you know, exactly. thomas jefferson was not a lone wolf. they weren't the only ones reporting data in the way that they were. regardless, 2008, in 2008, anything that we knew in 2004, any of of that data, even if it was accurate, good as garbage, it meant nothing come 2008. i'll tell you a true story, when i sat down for an interview which is what you have to do in the state of new york after you pass the bar examine. i went in in the late fall of 2008, i sat down, the first thing the interviewer said to me, just like this, please tell me you have a job. just like that. because that was what everybody was experiencing in 2008. all of these admitted attorneys without any employment. >> what about the point that entitled generation, everybody gets a trophy, everybody gets to

play on the field and everybody who graduates from college or law school in this case gets a job. >> i think that's a distracting point. because that's what the law school wants to make the argument. in fact, this is a problem, not only in this industry, but i would say, generally speaking, we see these magazines, best lawyers, best doctors, best this, best that, it is a problem because it is being represented that people are what they aren't. this law school was being, was making representations that their students were being employed. when in fact, the numbers reflected full-time employment, part-time employment, temporary employment. non-legal related jobs -- >> people take non-legal related jobs all the time. especially in california with the entertainment industry. >> and maybe that's what the student will have to do whether she wins or loses. thank you so much, both of you, erin and david. appreciate it. 27 minutes after the hour. here's what's coming up on "fox

& friends" weekend. why are protesters resorting to violence to, send their message against donald trump? dr. keith ablow analyzes the climate of the campaign trail, next. in the video the heart stopping. two police officers rushing to help a man knocked out inside a burning car. the incredible rescue caught on camera, straight ahead. ♪

welcome back. we've got some breaking news this morning. you know, on the debate stage, the candidates were asking would they get behind and rally behind donald trump if he were the republican nominee? well marco rubio on the stage said that he would support the gop nominee, but he was just asked just moments ago, whether or not he would support donald trump, and here is his new response, listen. >> nominee if he's the nominee? >> i don't know. >> all right. so three things now that rubio is way behind that he is doing. he says he regrets the personal attacks on trump. his team is asking rubio's supporters in ohio to vote for john kasich, just so that they

can spread out as many delegates as possible and cross their fingers for a contested convention. now he's going back on the pledge. they signed a piece of paper. >> kasich said we don't need your help. >> this pledge, there was a lot of heat on trump for leaving some ambiguity, oh, you know, i'll follow the pledge if the gop treats me right. they signed a document. so let's do that. >> donald trump would run as a third party, and would end up spoiling things for the republicans. but now what could happen is there are some theories out there is that if donald trump becomes the nominee and what would be the normal gop establishment runs as third party. that's just one of the many theories out there. >> what a crazy time in american politics. to help us make sense of it all, fox news contributor dr. keith ablow who joins us this morning. doc, great seeing you this morning. last night we saw these protesters there hours ahead of

time. it was organized. they had the same printed posters, t-shirts on. they were biding their time, and then at a certain point, they started taking off their hoodies, showing their t-shirts, so, let's take a listen to some of the sound from last night. >> sounds good. >> i'm a youth, this is my first year, election year i'm allowed to vote and i wanted to make my voice heard. so if the city felt that trump didn't reflect what they wanted. then so be it. let the city speak. >> this is not free speech. [ bleep ]. >> they're suppressing free speech. they talk about wanting free speech, they are suppressing free speech right now. it's funny how he's using this to provoke people. and he's trying to provoke the crowd to get like a nasty response. >> free speech is protected, hate speech is not protected. free speech, not hate speech.

>> can you say something? why you're here tonight. >> i'm here because i'm proud to be a chicagoan. chicago does not like donald trump and his [ bleep ] ideas. >> we have a figure like donald trump, the passion is so strong on either side, supporter or whether you are a critic. and in this situation, a protester or disrupter of the chicago rally was in turn cancelled. dr. ablow, help us get into the minds first of the protesters. >> well, i think many of those protesters may not know exactly what they're protesting in terms of the specific ideas to which they object. so vehemently, apparently. remember, this is the facebook and snapchat generation, a lot of these people want to participate in drama of any kind. but listen, donald trump is very plain spoken. and he does intend to change things. and if we thought that that change might come without any disruption, that's not going to happen because barack obama promised to give this country

away. to dissolve its borders, to weaken it. and people got used to that, and figured that thexd have what they want and there wouldn't be any rules. and when you try to discipline people and reinstate a country as a country, people are going to object if they've been infant liezed. >> and dr. ablow, there's a lot of evidence that these were protests organized by professionals, moveon.org. what kind of a person, young person, on a friday night, is most likely to be manipulated, by a group like moveon.org to go and incite something that ended up being kind of violent? don't they have free will? >> these are empty people, right, who are looking to be filled up with anything, any drug. protests can be a drug if it turns violent. if you don't know who you are, for what you stand, absolutely, and you can't denounceuate it, then you have foughter for anyone who does know what he wants and can take you along with him or with the

organization. and you know, i got to say, for ted cruz and marco rubio to essentially rubber stamp the idea that free speech should be shut down because a candidate that they don't like has said things in a very plain spoken manner, just shocked me. i was like, thrown back in my seat. what? like, they're saying it's a man's responsibility, because he spoke out, plainly, that people become violent? and should try to shut him down from what he's saying? that's literally what they said. you know why people aren't violent? people figure things will go on just as they have. >> dr. ablow -- >> there's nothing about which to get violent. >> and we've heard from a lot of trump supporters saying look, it's peaceful and quiet. the only violence ends up coming from the protesters. >> the trump people, the trump supporters are not mad at trump. it's these people who are coming in from the outside who are causing the problems, right

doctor? >> well certainly seems to be the case. and look, it's always, it seems always to be the table's getting turned. first people say look, this is a dictator, he's going to take away our rights. look what really happens, he's not taking away any rights. people are lining up, t-shirts, they're allowed to speak, they just can't get violent. and he's chased offstage. the violent people who are looking to deprive people of their rights, including first amendment, second amendment, et cetera, are the protesters. >> well, meanwhile, doc, we appreciate you joining us this morning. we have live pictures from ohio where trump is getting ready to speak at a rally this morning. seemed peaceful and people there, there's the podium. and people were lined up around the block. and it seemed pretty peaceful there in ohio. >> enthusiasmsomes strong. some other stories making headlines. unbelievable video just released from maryland. the length two hero police officers are will go to rescue a

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trump tower in the windy city, good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, it's always a crazy day here in chicago. it's parade day, hundreds of thousands of people expected here for the parade and the annual dyeing of the river. the chicago river right behind me in front of trump tower, but yeah, chaotic night last night for sure. over 35,000 people estimated showed up to that trump rally last night. now there's been back and forth. who decided to cancel it? police tell me this morning, they did not play a role in cancelling the event last night. they say they had enough police officers to keep donald trump safe and secure. they did not advise him to cancel it and donald trump saying he may have his own advisors in law enforcement who told him to pull the plug last night. they say they did not do that. this morning, and today we are expecting upwards of 400,000 people here in downtown chicago, police say, they will have hundreds of officers on foot. they have not received any direct threat to donald trump's building to my less or to donald

trump. now what happened last night, what was different last night? we've been seeing the rallies across the country. they've been building, energy's been building. arrests happening. we had an inside last night, he said that the, it was equivalent number of protesters and supporters last night. they started clashing and police, you know, said this is getting dangerous and donald trump finally decided to pull the trigger here. so far, safe and secure, fun and sunny day mere in downtown chicago. and we'll keep you posted if anything else happens. back to you guys. >> all right, that's good intel, matt fin, thanks for the report, hannah. this is something we recorded at the end of last week. and go ahead and fire it up. hundreds of u.s. soldiers subjected to a power point presentation on the dangers of white privilege, then being told, it's their problem to fix. well watchdog group is releasing the very slides those soldiers saw. when one group has something of value that is denied of others

simply because of the groups they belong to rather than anything they've done or failed to do. and they say, this is our society, attaches privilege to being white and male and heterosexual, regardless of your social class, but is this what the army should be focussing on? here is ryan fraser, he's a republican candidate for u.s. senate and also served in the navy. personal experience. thanks for being us with. >> good to be with you. >> now, the purpose of training to equip and prepare the armed forces to serve our country? this program, does it have merit or misplaced and misguided? >> you know, our military has been, and i believe continues to be one of the leading forces for freedom, for equal treatment under the law, and improving race relations because they've been focussed on the mission. my time in the military, in the navy, you know, i came from a working for mostly black community into the navy where i had an opportunity to come together with others from different backgrounds. and we talked about and learned about what we had in common.

we were focussed on the mission. and what america meant to the rest of the world. i believe this training was a misuse of time because it wasn't focussed on bringing our soldiers together around the mission, but rather dividing a long racial line. >> we to want share this because the army gave a statement that says the unit, equal opportunity instructor deuated from the authorized topic and content which was provided. they go on to say this was something that was unauthorized, ryan, that it sent the wrong message, and than basically, an instructor went rogue and put this slide into the power point presentation without them knowing. what do you say to that? >> well, that makes sense to me. you know, we ask these men and women in uniform to stand between us and evil. to defend our country, uphold the constitution, and to defeat threats like isis. you know, this training really wasn't about that. you know, if we want top talk about privilege in this country, let's talk about economic impowerment for our soldiers that says when they come home from serving us, we want to empower them to get good jobs to move up the economic ladder and

actually make a life for themselves and have greater prosperity. >> ryan, the same watchdog group, judicial watch, reported in the last year that they obtained training material that depict conservative organizations as hate groups. now let's turn the tables for a second, what if there were some liberal groups that were branded something so politically charged in a negative fashion? how would that be received? >> i think, well, gends on who you're talking to. some receive it very well. but i think either way, whether it's targeting conservative groups or liberal groups. that's not the point. we need to be training or men and women with respect to in uniform, and serving our country with technical skills, with character and leadership development, again, focussed on the mission of our military. which is defending our country. >> all right. and finally, while i have you here, the clashes in chicago where the donald trump rally, i think we can show you some video, supposed to go on and ended up being cancelled out of security concerns. what do you make of of that?

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>> and also it is my least favorite time of year. daylight savings time. >> say it ain't so. >> you're going to lose an hour of sleep. >> hour closer to sunday "fox & friends." >> bye everybody. >> bye everyone. this is a fox news channel special election presentation. dash to the clash, now neil cavuto. >> i want to take you in the next two hours, live on fast-moving campaign developments that might have dramatically changing the tone and tenor of this presidential campaign. a scene right now in ohio, we are waiting for donald trump. it is a large rally, up to 10,000 expected at this one. very similar to the size crowds last night in chicago for an event that they had to cancel when it got very violent. you heard by now just how violent. five people were arrested, a