we'll see you tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. great crowd in philly. thank you, everybody. ♪ good morning, i'm your host, jesse watters. donald trump delivering a feat to ted cruz eliminating the senator before the convention. joining me live on the phone from donald trump is the republican front-runner, donald trump. thank you very much for joining us, mr. trump. >> hi, jesse. >> i want to talk to the presidential donald trump. a lot of people love the old donald trump, the brash show-biz guy that gets 10,000, 20,000 people in the stands. how are you going to balance

this? >> well, i could tell you that if i go too presidential, people are going to be very bored. it's much easier, actually, than you know, what i have to do. and we do, we have the biggest crowds. we have 25,000 people. we are at 35,000 people a few weeks ago at one of the events. you know, i think if i'm too presidential, the 35,000 will turn to about 35 people. okay? and they will fall asleep. but, you know, i had 17 people, jesse, and they were hitting me from every angle, senators, congressmen, very capable people. guys like ben carson who endorsed me and chris christie, great guy who endorsed me. i was getting hit by every single side by very capable people and said i have to fight back. sometimes when you fight back it doesn't look presidential but it gets the job done. >> so you have cleared the -- >> we have to get this done, right? >> you basically cleared the field now. so now we'll talk about the general. you're going to be facing hillary clinton. first woman nominee of any

party. you have cleared out a lot of men from the republican side, you're now going to be taking on a woman. there's a lot of history there, a london of land mines, potentially. do you have a strategy going into this? how are you going too this? >> i do have a strategy. the one person she doesn't want to run against me, believe me, i know that for a fact. but look, she's got a strategy and the only thing she's got going is the woman card. without the woman card, she's got nothing going. and she's going to play it to the hilton. and i'm going to be talking about it. one of the things we talk about is we call her crooked hillary because she's a crooked person. she's always been a crooked person. >> did it take you a long time to brand her crooked hillary? >> no, the name came to me. the name comes to me about different people. i like branding people and they are correct. some you can brand, i've done a good job of branding some of my opponents in what we just did. but i will tell you, you know, the word crooked hillary is 100% correct. and you look at whitewater, look

at what is happening we mails, so many different things, you look at the foundation, what's going on there, where they get millions of dollars to make a speech and then all of a sudden things get done for countries and other things. very much her momento for the united states. so she is a person who's got many, many flaws. if she's a woman, but yet women don't like her, which is vail sort of interesting. she is a woman but she's not liked by women. so i think we're going to do very well with hillary and i think the polls are starting to show it already. >> right. so she does have problems with women. on the other side, you do have some deficits when it comes to some certain groups, but on the black population, one of our pollsters said usually the republican nominee gets about 10% of the black vote. he said you might get anywhere between 14% and 16%. are you going to go to black neighborhoods and target that community to turn those out? because if you do well with blacks, hillary's toast.

>> yeah, i think i'm going to do great with blacks and some of the polls show i'm going to get 25%. >> wow. >> which for a republican is unheard of. you know, they get 4% or 5% and consider the job well done. >> right. >> i don't. and i have amazing relationships with african-americans and a lot will be supporting me. and they know i'm going to bring back jobs, they are very smart. i'm going to bring back jobs and they need jobs. you look at unemployment for the african-american community, jesse, it's much, much higher than for the rest of the country. i mean, it's through the roof for african-american youth, it's 59%. i mean, truth is, obama has done nothing. in fact, he's been negative for african-americans. totally negative. and you look at this unemployment, the numbers, and a person who's 30 years old who is african-american, the numbers are much, much higher than his counterparts in society. so i'm going to do a lot for the african-americans and they are going to do a lot for me.

i have friends at the highest level who are black and they call me and say, you're looking to get so many black votes it's going to be unbelievable. everybody wants to vote for you. you watch, it's going to be the biggest surprise of the election. >> i will look forward to that. and you said something about president obama, people like the president but his policies wisely unpopular. are you going to try to tie hillary to the failed obama agenda? i mean obamacare's unpopular, his border policy's unpopular, his foreign policies extremely unpopular, are you going to try to put hillary and obama together and just watch them sink? >> well, first of all, some people do like the president. there's certainly a certain group that does, but overall people don't like the president because they don't like the job he's done. he's done a terrible job with the military. first of all, we're decimating the military. i mean, you look at what is going on with all the cuts and everything else, the military has to be much stronger and smarter with respect to our military.

we have to take out isis. we have to get to it. can you imagine, jesse, general george patton, tough guy, they say isis, would he have them removed in about 24 hours? >> probably. >> okay. you understand that. i mean, we're fighting and fighting and it's very limited. got to knock them out. they chop off heads, they drown people in steel cages. we're going to knock off isis. i think that it is absolutely a third obama term and i think that's the worst thing she's got. she's got the woman card, which is her best thing, except women don't like her. the worst possible representative a woman can have. but she's also got the obama card and that's a disaster for her, because four more years of obama this country's going to be destroyed. you look at the iran deal, look at the deal to saudi arabia. he goes to cuba to watch a baseball game. he's sitting in the stands doing the wave. horrible things are happening. and he should be -- he should

have gotten out of that game, he should have come back. how about he goes to cuba when there's nobody to greet him at the airplane? the first time in the history of air force one. now he goes to aussie arabia and nobody greets them. >> it's and absolute embarrassment. we have "duck dynasty's" willie robertson coming up. anything to say to those knuckleheads? >> willie is a great guy and bill o'reilly said things this week, i hate to say it, the most important political event in his lifetime is donald trump. now, at first i said, wait a minute, is he being serious? so i watched it again, he was dead serious. he said the single most important event in his lifetime, and then he did say with a possible exception of the assassination of jfk. okay, that's a possible exception, but bill o'reilly has

been nice, he's never said so many nice things to me. >> i don't know what he had for breakfast. >> i don't know. i'm going to check it out. so this week i like bill o'reilly this week. >> i'm just glad you like me this week. >> i like you always. have a great time. thank you, jesse. >> so long. coming up, al sharpton, "duck die thatynastdynasty's" w robertson, reverend al sharpton and bill o'reilly, one of them was not happy to see me. >> wait a minute, i watched the film, and i don't say any of that. i could get used to this. now you can, with the luxuriously transformed 2016 lexus es and es hybrid. ♪

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indiana and california vote later and trump must nail those before anything can happen. trump does have high negatives with certain segments of the population and the radical activists in these communities are taking it to the streets in almost every single donald trump event. the left wing anti-trump prott movement is here to stay. we know what they're against, but what are they for? and what effect are they having? i went to the front lines of an anti-trump protest in new york and tried to find out. ♪ why are you out here protesting? >> let's see, how much time you get out of here pronto. >> i am here to shut down trump. >> why are you out here today? >> well, donald trump, he's dictated hate and just protests it and i don't think it's right. >> why is that? >> he's just -- hate. [ bleep ]. >> why has trump said that offends you? >> women are pigs.

>> only rosie o'donnell. >> maybe trump's not offensive, maybe you are easily offended. >> no, trump's pretty offensive. [ bleep ]. >> break it up! break it up! >> what has trump said that's been hateful? >> he says he's going to make muslims register. >> how would you defeat isis? >> i would build hospitals and schools. >> that makes sense. your sign says trump's a fascist. do you know what fascism is? >> fascism if i'm a correct is a system that is incredible hi hierarchy. >> do you think that trump is like hitler? >> i think we are skating dangerously close to a hitler-like situation in the sense he's talking about deporting groups divided along racial lines. >> obama deports people, too.

is he like this? >> i think that -- >> hitler killed a lot of people. how many people has trump killed? >> it took hitler ten years to start killing people. we got to nip this [ bleep ] in the bud. >> we are here today to tell you [ bleep ] your borders. we do not see your boundaries. we do not accept your whitewash culture. we are free. >> do you support illegal immigration? >> if you are loaded in a fox news kind of way, sure, i support illegal immigration. >> so you want to get rid of the border control, too? >> done with borders and militarized borders. >> how would you stop illegal immigration? >> i wouldn't. i think it is one world. >> so there's no borders, how would you have the olympics? >> uh -- ♪ >> does this look like a rainbow to you? does this look like a -- to you?

they are human beings. there are invisible lines between us. they don't exist. >> do your parents know you are here? check in once a in a while. let them know you're okay. >> absolutely. >> as long as you can keep your mouth shut for the rest of your life you are in no immediate danger. >> i'm waters and this is my world. >> okay. good for you. >> joining me now to discuss is co-host of the five, kimberly guilfoyle. fox news contributor ebony williams and democratic political strategist jessica tarlaws. jessica, i don't know why libs are so angry. obama has been in office for eight years and republicans have laid down and done whatever he wants. why all the hate? >> i don't know but what an amazing group of unparalleled talent that you found there. >> beautiful people out there, right? >> it's pretty incredible when

you see them and they don't know what they are who teprotesting . was that the select few or the general consensus? >> everybody, borders, they want to to lay down for isis. you can't be proud of these people, jessica. this is your base here. >> that is definitely my base, yes. >> they are not the republican base. that's the left-wing base right now. do you denounce that? >> i think there was charily-picking going on there. this open border situation, we care about illegal immigration but don't want to deport the 11 million here right now. point taken, there are a lot of to people out there protesting trump who maybe don't have their facts straight about what is actually wrong with him but that doesn't mean there's something fundamentally wrong with him and what he's advocating. >> liberals like to say he's a big hater but i saw a lot of hate out there in the crowd. i remember when the tea party was going down, you had mainstream media cameras to it there shooting every single sign and saying it was a civil war. i didn't see any mainstream

media cameras out there, people were saying f-this, f-that, i was the only brave one. there was nasty stuff out there. thank you, keep talking. >> the revolution will not be televised. i mean, these are activists in the community. it's a much smaller group of people. they are not all political strategists like us so they are not going to be equipped with the facts. but it doesn't mean their frustrations aren't valid. there's active hate being spewed from donald trump's mouth and i think their community -- >> what has he said that is hateful? >> that he wants to deport muslims and women are fat pigs. >> only rosie o'donnell. >> the list goes on and on. i think there's a website for it. >> ebony, i don't understand these people. personally, i think they are giving trump more attention by going to every single event he has, don't you agree? >> yes, but also, first of all, that group of people, jesse, they represent an extreme

idealogue, you are all excited and you don't know why. but there are a lot of people on the the right that have a big issue with trump. his favorables are not good with his own base and he's going to face it from both sides. >> but those people aren't showing up to say f-you and messaging -- >> the trump movement is built from both sides of the aisle and a lot of independents, too. if we really dug deep into the entire crowd i think you would find a lot of people how are just standing there respectfully protestingcandidacy. >> maybe they with waiting for the convention. >> ronald reagan was protested viciously by the left, george bush, hitler, the monkey signs, everything. i think if you have a nominee for the republican party and the left is protesting, i think that's probably a good thing. >> called a base motivator, right? all that and the plus sign. yeah, i think what is obviously very true is that he had a

record turnout for new york. he really exceeded expectations. you know, he underpromised and overdelivereded. you cannot deny that. in a state like new york that's compelling. people seem to be very motivated, he's getting large numbers wherever he goes in terms of people showing up. so they are excited to do something different. yeah, he cares about the fact that we have too many people coming into the country illegally. it does affect jobs and the economy. there's a right way to do it. >> if trump does pivot and becomes a more presidential character, are you still going to see these crazy people hitting the streets, yes or no? yes. ? >> yes. there's also frustration among the trump people. the trump supporters are going to be protesting the establishment from trying to take the nomination from him. so there will be protests on both sides. same thing for democrats, but the hillary people won't be protesting everything. they will be drinking cook tack on the convention floor.

>> waters world will be right in the action sticking a microphone -- >> with all the crazies that don't know what they are protesting about or what fascism or. perfect. >> thank you, guys, very much. >> thank you. >> up next, "duck die thatynasd willie robertson and i talk politics. ♪ ♪ it was always just a hobby. something you did for fun. until the day it became something much more. and that is why you invest. the best returns aren't just measured in dollars. td ameritrade.

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♪ fox news has plenty of yankees, that's why i'm glad we have the star of "duck dynasty" willie robertson. the boys from louisiana are shooting their tenth season and i was brave enough to let willie into my world. >> what's up, jesse, thank you

for inviting me and welcoming me. >> thank you very much. i do want to give you a little advice, when you are here in the fox news building, you might want to think about trimming the beard because o'reilly might think you are al qaeda and try to water board you. >> no, last time i was on the show he actually photoshopped himself with a beard. so i think when i'm there, it rubs off. i know hannity would love to have a beard. there's just a lot of beard envy going on i think up in new york. >> see, this is about four weeks. it takes me a long time, willie, so maybe i can get some beard rubbing off on me. >> i don't know if you have any hope, jesse. maybe you should just stick with that. >> that's probably a good idea. >> my teenager son has that and he's 12. >> all right. you're no longer a contributor. let's go through some of these presidential candidates starting with bernie sanders. you probably don't have a lot of socialists running around the swamps down there in louisiana. what do you think about this guy? >> i don't see at lo t of berni

signs around western louisiana. he's not super popular here. not a lot of socialists running around. i would like to think in my christian way, you know, it comes from a good heart, i guess, trying to help people, but i don't think that he has the kind of plans that i agree with and a lot of people i know don't. >> so if you go out duck hunting and you bring home ten ducks, bernie is going to come and say you have to give six of the ducks to your neighbor who sat on his lawn chair all day. >> well, no, i think he would want nine ducks, probably. but no, he couldn't -- i would share my duck. i would invite bernie over and he could eat duck with us. >> okay. also, we have hillary clinton on the democratic side. her slogan is ready for hillary. i'm a little confused, what do we need to be ready for? what is she going to do to us? should we be nervous about this? >> well, i think she's been ready for a long time. but it seems like she's been around forever. i think it's just a little old

and outdated and not a big fan of that either. especially with all her recent struggles and troubles. it seemed like she was a better candidate back when she ran against president obama and he beat her pretty handedly, so she's got to be worse now. >> the one silver lining is hillary is elected, bill clinton is back in the white house. we all know what fun that is. he seems like a kind of guy you want to deal with, right? >> that's not why he's entertaining. it's always strange to me, jesse, that they are from arkansas, which is skrcrazy. it's one state above louisiana so they seem like they are far away from arkansas roots and values but i don't know, that's just me. >> she's a new yorker when she needs to be, who knows where hillary is from actually. let's get to donald trump. you endorsed him. >> good guy, he's a friend of mine. he's resonating with people. he kind of tells it like it is and obviously we have seen that play out and yeah, i have hung out with his kids, great kids. trump jr. was here at the house,

we went duck hunting together, deer hunting together. and spent some time with mr. trump and, you know, i like his message. i don't agree with everything or maybe the tone sometimes that he says it, but at this point in time the way the planet is and there are some bad things out there, and i like that attitude, i like his new york attitude, it's tough and i think we need a lot of things fixed and i they that's resonating with people like me. >> we all know the real reason you're voting for him because you want to see melania as first lady. >> she seems like a nice person. well spoken. so yeah, i would like to see something different. i mean, that's what i would like to see, something different just to shake this thing up. what i have come to learn, jesse, is that i have a college degree. i keep up with politics. i have no idea how we elect a president in america. i realized that this year. >> i don't even think the candidates know how. i think you got a superdelegate, a delegate, a caucus, these

conventions, i don't know what's happening but i do agree with you. politicians -- >> do you understand it, jesse? my question is, do you understand this? >> yes, but this is my business. i had to research it. >> you don't understand it, jesse. you don't understand it either. it's your job to say you do. >> okay. because i would look pretty dumb if i didn't. >> i didn't. i mean, i don't want to look dumb either but i don't. i've committed the trying to figure this out so i can understand this whole thing and when did it start. and so i'm on a quest. and we talk about that on our podcast so we're trying to figure that out as well. >> all right. when you figure it out you let me know, okay? sound like a plan? >> i will. >> all right, good. >> i will. i'll come back. >> and lastly, your father, phil, cruz backer. you guys get into fights around the dinner table over that? how is that working out? >> well, when he backed mr. cruz, i didn't know he did. i was out of the country and

came back home and i found out that they said there's a commercial, because i was like, how does my father back anyone? he doesn't have a cell phone or computer, how does he let anyone know he endorsed him. so i'm on the phone trying to figure out how it happened. apparently they showed up and had dinner together and my father backed him and they shot a commercial and i was like, great. so i didn't realize that. >> so your dad had dinner and then he'll endorse you. >> no, he didn't buy him dinner he just showed up to dinner. my dad doesn't eat out either. so you have to come into his living room, so they probably ate some squirrels or ducks or something. and then they went hunting. and i thought the pictures were funny. and then he says, we're all backing cruz. so in the commercial he says, we're all backing cruz. and i'm like, so i called my mom and said, dad said we're all backing cruz, we're not all backing cruz. he said, no, no, he knows you like trump. he meant all the christians. i'm like, mom, i'm a christian, too, that's even worse.

whoever ends up on the republican side, that's who i will be with. >> willie, thank you for joining "watters world. "if i am in louisiana, can i wear my collar up or is that not alloweded? >> go ahead. grow the beard out and get rid of the collar and you may fit in better down here. >> thank you, willie, i appreciate it. >> all right. coming up later, i pay a visit to reverend al. but next, transgender bathrooms, donald trump and harriet tubman on the $20 bill all on the table when my world collides with bill o'reilly. right back. >> there's an image associated with the white house. for example, if trump gets elected i'm going advise him against putting a trump sign on top of the white house. >> not a goodt wouldn't be a go. this is where i met your grandpa. right under this tree. ♪

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headquarters, i'll kelly wright. in ohio the search continues for the person or persons responsible for killing eight people. police say those killings now appear to have been well planned. the eight were members of the same family ranging from 16 to 44 years in age. the shootings took place at four different homes in the south-central part of the state. three small children survived. and the number of u.s. forces battling extremists in syria is being increased. administration officials tell us that president obama will send an additional 250 military personnel to the war-torn country to help local forces there fighting the islaming state group. most of them will be special operations forces. about 50 special forces are already there. that's a look at news. i'm kelly wright. now back to "watters world." ♪ bill o'reilly always looking out for you. but who is looking out for bill?

watters world is, for better or for worse. the last time you were on my show the numbers really took a dive. so this is your second chance, bill. >> i don't think that where you start i can dive any further than that. no, you're doing pretty well on that show. >> doing okay. yeah. we are trying our best. >> yeah. >> you're a fair guy and always looking out for the folks. do you think the way we nominate these presidential candidates is fair? >> you know, i think it's too arcane and too confusing. it could be streamlined down. i don't like superdelegates, you can buy them. i think that the congressional districts are okay. you reach a certain threshhold and you get this number of delegates from each district, that's okay. but i don't like the secret stuff and the changing stuff and think it should be posted, like you go into wendy's now and they have calories, all right? right? right on thele with a. >> i don't like to look at that. >> yeah, because you go, oh, my

god. they should have that in every polling place. this is the delegate thing so everybody knows. that's how i would reform it. >> trump was on your show just recently and you were telling him, you got to get the negatives down. very high in negatives with a lot of people. he didn't really answer the question. if you're advising him, how does he bring the negatives down? >> i answered the question by inviting hillary clinton and donald trump who i believe that's what it is going to be for the race. donald trump basically has to act in a more presidential manner. because there's an image associated with the white house. for example, if trump gets elected, i'm going advise him against putting a trump sign on top of the white house. >> not a good idea? >> that wouldn't be a good idea, no. >> okay. >> and you have to conduct yourself in a way -- and obama is pretty good at this, president obama, whether you like him or not, he don't do anything garish. he dresses nicely and presents himself in a way that's quote/unquote presidential. so did presidential bush the younger and down the line.

whereas donald trump is more show-bizy, more flashily. and he's got to bring that in. >> isn't the flash and the brass part of what helps him? >> yes, but now if he gets the nomination, he has to bring that down and bring the policy side way up, get more specific. and then bring the -- the way he presents himself, change that a little bit. for hillary clinton, it's harder. because, you know, she's got a past that is controversial. it's not going to be not controversial. so that people who like her like her and people who don't don't. how do you persuade? very difficult. for her i would just be more open. >> is she capable of being more open? she's very -- >> we're negotiating for her to come on this program. we have interviewed her before. i hope she does. that would be a start. you know, sit down with people who are influential and have conversations with them as a normal human being. you know? >> okay. that's a lot to ask. >> that's what i would advise her to do.

the more accessible she is the better it is for her. >> donald trump was on the "today" show and asked about the transgender bathroom bill in north carolina. very hard-hitting question. i know this is right up your alley, bill, but now bruce springsteen is not holding concerts there. should people be able to go to whatever bathroom they want? >> no. i think there should be -- on public property, that means state, federal, three bathrooms. >> three. >> yeah. okay. men's room -- >> build extra bathrooms? >> put in an extra bathroom, it's not going to break you, all right? one for men, one for women and then men/women with a slash. they do that sometimes. so you have three. so if you're a transgender person you go there, right? >> that's probably the cleanest one. >> but in a private concern, all right, in a restaurant or movie theater, they are under no obligation to do this. and the federal government should not be imposing on private business to do this.

you have a mens room, a ladies room. and the transgender people or whatever have to understand that their situation is specialized. and they have to roll with it, all right? is that fair? i think that's fair. >> so you're not going to make me dress in drag and go down to north carolina and go down with a camera. >> you usually do that on saturday night anyway. thank you, everyone! thank you! >> last question, harriet tubman. >> love her. >> you want her on the bill. >> love harriet tubman. here's a woman born into slavery, witnessed horrible, terrible things. enough courage to escape, all right? went from her slave situation to maryland to the commonwealth of pennsylvania, which is a free state. and then turned around to devote her life to freedom hunting to help other runaway slaves to get out of there. what is not to add mire? i'm so happy that now, a, people know who she is. because three days ago nobody knew who she was. people paying attention will know. and b, she's honored in this

way. and i'm very proud that our country is doing it. >> i don't care who they put on the twenty, as long as when i pay for something i get it back. that's all i care. >> you are a greedy, shall doe guy, watte wrrrs, who is a transgender dresser on the weekends. >> you'll never be back. coming up, reverend al sharptop over controversial comments on crackers. and later, do these kids know what i'm talking about? who is the secretary of state? >> oh, god. yeah, give me a hint. >> john -- >> kasich. no!

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here today? >> today we are celebrating 25 years at the national action network. >> 25 years, i'm shocked you guys made it this long. >> i'm not shocked. we have a crisis every day, people are being shot, people are being killed, who are they going to call? >> is that a threat? >> it's not a threat, it's a guarantee. >> what kind of workshops do they have here? >> panels on incarceration. >> how not to get locked up? can i borrow your hat? >> you're more than welcome to borrow my hat. >> i want to pass it around for al. >> you don't make somebody mad you ain't doing nothing. >> you're white, what are you doing here? >> you mean i'm not white? >> are you excited for hillary? >> i'm excited for the dialogue. >> so you're not excited for

hillary? >> no, i'm not excited for hillary. >> are you ready for hillary? >> i don't know if anybody is really ready for hillary. i think it just sort of happens, right? >> are you ready for hillary to go to jail? >> well, if she goes to jail, i will just wait until she comes out. >> we need to recognize our privilege and practice humility. >> i'm more than ready for hillary. i'm for her! >> seems like you're the only one. what do you think hillary's greatest accomplishment has been? >> um -- her greatest accomplishment? >> didn't the clintons lock up all the black people in the '90s? >> no, they didn't lock up all the black people in the '90s. some of us black people weren't locked up. >> okay, good. >> i'm a fan. really? >> i'm a fan. >> never underestimate the power of -- >> who do you think you're talking to?

i'm watters and this is my world. >> beautiful world. >> last night we showed you a clip of al sharpton speaking in 1992 at a college specifically about police misconduct and the community's reaction. here it is again. >> i didn't see them do nothing! i don't see them marching. well, they got pigs out there! i believe and i do! or shut up and admit you lost your courage and your guts to stand up. [ applause ]

ain't nobody polling you! i'm off the man, well off him. plenty of crackers walking right around here tonight. >> pretty imflammatory. we wanted an explanation but sharpton refused to return our calls and mails, e-mails. so lucky me, i happened to run into the reverend at his convention. hi, i'm from fox news. we have footage of you saying the crackers are all pigs. would you like to apologize to them? >> one of the ways you run into those lies, you had it where i said that a guy was talking, he was offing pigs, and i said, you ain't going to do nothing and i mocked him. wait a minute. no, now you're changing what

you're saying. >> i actually have the transcript right here. >> i watched the film and i don't say any of that. you are trying to cheat and defraud your listeners. what i did was mock the guy and you should deal with that. >> well, i have the transcript right here. >> i don't need the transcript i know what i said. i was mocking -- no one is holding you back. you're talking all night about what you're going to do and you're not doing anything. that's what i said. >> all right, facts are facts. thank you very much, reverend. >> you have enough guts to show that on tv. i'm sure you will. >> good luck with the irs. >> i'm finished with the irs. read "vanity fair." it's all cleared up. >> congratulations. >> what you didn't think is i wouldn't come talk to you. maybe you are like bill o'reilly and we'll go to dinner. >> your treat. >> always. i treated him. give it to him. >> i understand al's defense. but i just don't see it that way. we'll let you decide.

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people always say to me, watters, when you do your man on the street, do you just pick out your dummies? so i went to the place where there are no dummies, harvard university, and ask the same questions i ask everybody. let's see how they did. ♪ who is the secretary of state? >> the secretary of state is -- >> hillary clinton? >> this job is almost a dream come true. >> obama?

>> no. >> who is the secretary of state? >> oh, god. yeah, give me a hint. >> john -- >> kasich. no! >> john kerry. >> john kerry. >> one for one. >> harvard education. >> can you name one obama administration scandal? go. >> there are none. >> oh -- >> can you name one obama administration scandal? >> obamacare. >> the secret service one. >> you men when they slept with prostitutes? >> yep. >> so, do you have a wife? girlfriend? >> benghazi. >> we'll give it to you. >> irs. there are so many that i could list off. >> we don't have all day. who is speaker of the house? >> joe biden.

>> he's the vice president. >> okay. >> would it be better if i didn't say anything? >> it's the guy who cries all the time. boehner? >> yeah. >> paul ryan. >> the speaker of the house. >> paul ryan. >> he's on a roll, folks. tell me what your thoughts are on bergdahl. >> neutral. >> bergdahl. >> not sure who bergdahl is. >> what you talking about, willis? >> his first name is chris, right? i don't have any thoughts. >> the guy from -- that one? >> i would say that bergdahl is in fact a traitor. >> i just want the audience to

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