ever hear anything about president obama's suits, how much they cost, trump's suits, how much they cost? mind your own business. right? although $12,500, i mean, what was in that thing? was it made out of gold? i'm going to google. thanks for watching, i'm megyn kelly. this is "the kelly file." tonight -- >> donald trump is temperamentally unfit to be president and commander in chief. >> the last thing we need is hillary clinton in the white house. >> donald trump is here to preview a general election matchup with hillary clinton. >> our campaign received more primary votes than any gop campaign in history. >> then donald trump is smashing the record for most votes in a primary season by a republican candidate. >> no matter who it is, no matter who they are, we receive more votes. >> his son, donald trump jr. is here tonight with reaction. >> what we've done is historic. it's not a campaign. it's a movement. >> whether you supported me or senator sanders, we all need to

keep working toward a better, fairer, stronger america. >> and now that clinton is the presumed democratic nominee, thanks to the superdelegates, where are those bernie sanders supporters going to turn? >> to all of those bernie sanders voters who have been left out in the cold, we welcome you with open arms. >> all of that, plus dr. benjamin carson joins us. "hannity" starts right here, right now. and welcome to "hannity" and tonight, donald trump and hillary clinton are now their parties' presumptive nominees so what is a general election matchup going to look like between these two political rivals? we asked donald trump about face off against hillary clinton. here's more of my interview with the presumptive republican nominee from yesterday. let's go to a general election campaign. hillary clinton is the democratic nominee. you're the republican nominee. you know, this is two very different governing philosophies here. break down where you see the biggest differences in your two campaigns and where america

would head. >> well, first of all, it would be more of the same with obama and all those bad decisions. so many bad decisions have been made and you look at what's going on with the jobs numbers now. 38,000 number which is horrible. actually, it's one of the worst i guess in close to seven years. you look at so many other factors, economically. the country is really struggle. we're doing poorly and we are -- i'm telling you, this country has such incredible potential. you look also at the military where we're really depleted. the military is in such bad shape. i don't know if you saw the feature that was on the other day where our jet fighters are prepla p replacing parts from museum and going to plane graveyards to open up old planes and get parts for our current jet fighters which are very old. you have other countries with brand new stuff. it's very sad. we'll be strong on the border, be great for economic development, get rid of obamacare, replace it as you know with something very, very

good. i mean, there are so many alternatives and so good by comparison. obamacare, i don't know if you saw what happened in texas, but blue cross blue shield threw obamacare up 60%. 60 pk on the numbers are getting worse than that. i understand on november 1st, new numbers are going to come out which are going to blow it sky high. it's going to make it unacceptable. >> the average -- >> we can't allow them to change the date. >> the average health care premium since obama has been president is up 40%. obamacare has not helped families. one in five american families without a single person working. one in six american males 18 to 34 that are either incarcerated or out of work then 95 million americans out of the labor force but we keep getting told even though they created 38,000 jobs, we're told unemployment number keeps going down. is that a case where they just lie to us? >> yeah, well, it's a fixed number. look, they had the worst numbers that they've had in seven years. and the employment rate went down. which tells you what i've been saying for a long time. it's a sham.

it's a scam. look, the whole thing's a scam. frankly, bernie sanders has gone through it. he's seen it. the whole thing with the rigged deal going on. i actually saw it a little bit but we won by so much, massive landslides, virtually every state -- >> you think the system was rigged from the beginning and bernie had no chance whatsoever? >> i do. i think he had no chance unless he won by even bigger numbers i think he had no chance. the beauty of what we did, i won by massive landslides all over the place whether it's new hampshire, south carolina, nevada, no matter where we went and came to new york and got tremendous numbers and pennsylvania, ohio, i mean, no matter where you look, michigan, i won michigan which was amazing. but we got tremendous numbers and, you know, ohio is close. we did well. we ran against john. he did a good job there. and, you know, so many different places. florida was unbelievable. the numbers in florida. the nd of victory we had was

fantastic. so, you know, i think that probably helps. that helps solve a problem where something is rigged, you solve it by winning with massive numbers. you go and you knock out your opponent, you don't have to worry about what they're doing. >> what do you make of this new book, gary burn, former secret service agent, interesting life he had. he was posted directly outside of the oval office during bill clinton's presidency. and he talks about hillary clinton lacking the integrity and the temperament to be the president of the united states. she has an explosive temper. she's impulsive. enabled by sycophants and has the disdain for the rules that everyone else has to follow. you think the media is fair in their coverage of that versus how they cover you? >> well, so far it's got very little coverage which is really amazing because basically it says her temperament is a disaster which i know. and you know. and a few people know. i don't know if the word is getting out. but this is somebody that knew them very, very well.

saw her in action. and look, she was a disaster. she doesn't have the temperament. she doesn't have a lot of things to be president. including, frankly, good judgment. her judgment is horrible. and bernie sanders said that. bernie sanders said that her judgment is terrible. she doesn't have the judgment, the good judgment to be president. so you got something right. >> at a lot of these rallies, we see now, we've been able to pinpoint that there are certain groups, for example, veterans groups associated with hillary were in front of trump towers. then we see certain other leftist groups and supporters of bernie and hillary organizing at trump rallies. it culminated in what happened in san jose. i don't know if you saw the video. this poor woman was literally surrounded by a mob and waving the mexican flag in her face, throwing an egg in her face. guys being chased down the road by a mob of people, getting punched and bloodied and bruised. then san jose mayor blamed you for what happened with these

people that were involved in this violence. what is your response to that? specifically. and more specifically, with somebody like angela davis urging people to, quote, do whatever is necessary to stop trump. do you interpret that as a threat? >> well, i think the mayor was absolutely a disaster. he didn't know what the hell he was doing. we had a tremendous rally with many, many thousands of people. the place was packed and they left and they met a bunch of thugs. they were absolute thugs. by the way, the woman, she was incredible, way she kept the stiff upper lip. >> she was incredible. >> she was being pelted with eggs. she was strong. this woman was incredible the way she handled it. ultimately they let her inside because they say what was happening, it was terrible. these were thugs, people burning the american flag. they were absolutely terrible. and frankly, the mayor should be ashamed of himself. he couldn't do the job. i think he was almost afraid to do the job.

but these were their people. these were bernie people. they were hillary people. these people are set out to do a mission. these aren't protesters. these are much worse than ro te protesters. some of the police tell me, when you see people wearing face masks, things over their face, you know they're professional agitators and you had a lot of professional agitators, but inside that arena, that place was -- it was a love fest. believe me. and coming up, donald trump smashes the record for the most votes by a republican candidate in a presidential primary. his son, donald trump jr., is here next with reaction. and then later tonight -- >> to all of those bernie sanders voters who have been left out in the cold by a rigged system of superdelegates, we welcome you with open arms. >> i want to congratulate senator sanders for the extraordinary campaign he has run. >> donald trump and hillary clinton are both courting bernie sanders supporters so which

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jr. how are you? good to follow your dad. that's a tough act to follow. >> never an easy act to follow, sean. never an easy act to follow. >> you look at this, your dad made the point on a number of occasions that a republican party that stated for years they want to be more inclusive, want to build out the party, and especially a lot of blue collar, hardworking americans that are really suffering under the obama years have come to your dad. and i don't see every republican saying, hey, this is great. >> you know what, i don't get it myself. i know we've had this conversation on the air and off in the past because it doesn't make sense to any. when i look at the hardworking union laborers, guys who built the buildings, wearing hard hats with trump stickers on it. that's a historical democratic voting bloc. they've done it ad nauseam whether it made senses or not. those guys are coming up to me, not just in new york city. this saul over tis all over the. teamst teamsters, truckers coming up saying, hey, i love what your father is doing. whether the national gets on

board is irrelevant because i think we got the votes. those are our people. those are the guys that are going to vote for us. >> you know, a guy came -- >> they can't vote for a woman if they can't vote for that woman. >> i think that's well said. a guy i met the other day, he worked on trump tower. he's a union guy. >> yeah. >> he's like, please do everything you can do to help mr. trump, please. he was so good to us. and i couldn't get rid of the guy. he told me story after story after story about all the things your dad did. >> yeah. >> for the union workers. and how he stood up for them and how he -- when things went wrong, he was the guy who would go and fix it. >> more got that track record without question. as a businessman, he didn't listen to the -- he spent time on the job sites. most of the guys wouldn't know who the tdevelopers was on the project. my dad spent time with the concrete guys, guys doing rebar. he wanted their opinions. he's listen to those guys for years. he's a blue collar billionaire,

he can get in there and mix with them and talk with them and they appreciate it. that's where he also got real information from because the executives don't always give it to you because they don't always have it. >> it's a direct contrast, too. i'm really disappointed in people like paul ryan. people like lindsey graham. i think one of the reasons that your dad won this year, obviously he just broke through. >> correct. >> obviously -- >> against all odds. a big machine. >> 15 really important governors, former governors, senators. these are not small people within the republican ranks but i think more importantly because washington has failed so deeply, he touched on that in his speech last night, then these guys are fighting against your father, from my perspective, harder than they ever fought obama. >> well, i think without question. i mean, in they showed the backbone back in the day, over the last eight years they have these days, i think you'd probably have different results and maybe we wouldn't be having these conversations. frankly, maybe we would have gotten something done that wouldn't have forced my father

to run and they could have kept their same old system. >> right. >> you see it on both sides. >> true. >> the bernie effect. people have been disenfranchised by d.c., disgusted with what politician are doing across the board. look at hillary clinton, my father said it best, she turned the state department, the clintons turned it into their own hedge fund. this is personal income that they've made by peddling influence and access. if we did that in the business world, we'd be arrested. >> i don't know how they get away with it. >> if you bring up the foundation, that's probably billions and most of the rating agencies that do charities, they don't touch it because they're saying it's so screwed up, we can't tell where the money is going, we don't want to work, that's how bad it is. when those agencies can't rate them to see how effective they are s the money being spent wisely -- >> how does she play the gender card and takes money from saudi arabia, uae, kuwait, all the countries under sharia that

oppress women and you can't find any criticism of the countries that gave all the money to the clinton foundation. >> do as i say, not as i do. i watched four minutes of the speech last night thinking i'd get something profound. i got the same old stock hillary clinton speech. you know, someone wrote it, she delivered it -- >> i had to run into my hour -- >> be able to come up with something better than the same old pandering after pandering after pandering. >> by every account, watching the news coverage, your dad had a pretty tough week on the whole issue of the judge and the trump university case. nobody mentions laureate university case. >> yeah, of course. >> double standard. here's my question. this was in the "wall street journal journal." mrs. clinton 21 press aides, a lead press secretary, a day-to-day spokesman, a traveling press secretary, a rapid response director, a rapid response spokesperson, and other handlers, spokespeople to handle the different regions and specific issues that arise. how many people do you have?

>> one. >> one. >> she won't deal with those people themselves. when was the last time she gave a press conference, when is the last time she gave an actual interview, other than if it's grossly prepared and everything is spoon fed to her. that's the difference. that's the problem with government. you have bloated governments where they wouldn't know how to do anything -- we run efficiently and always will. >> but maybe the story could have been a one-day story, not a five-day story. >> i don't gdisagree with that. again, i say i'm a builder, i build buildings, i build hotels. that's what we do for a living. i've been at this for four weeks. last time i was on the show, i was at this for two weeks. i think we are learning on the go, we are figuring it out as we go. my father is an opinionated guy. he believes in something principally, he's going to stand by it and fight and he's going to say what he's going to say. that's the way he is. that's what he's going to do for this country. very differently than the clintons where, hey, one week i'm this, the next week the winds have blown differently, on this i'll be whatever you want me to be so i can be president. >> that's phony but that's what

people are rejecting this year. >> without question. i think that's what people appreciate about my father. i saw this early on in hrn new hampshire, iowa. a lot of people that were undecided voters were undecided between bernie and my father. it was about i want someone who speaks the truth, someone who attacks real issues. i'm going to want someone who's not just going to pander, say the things i'm actually thinking thenning a ing then say it to my face, well, the special interests don't want you to dhoo this do something different. that's why the outside candidates have gone in there and really crushed them. if the system wasn't so rigged, bernie would roeprobably be the nominee. the system was rigged for us but we won in a landslide. >> hillary didn't get the delegate count needed the threshold. she fell short. it's the superdelegates. she has 571 to bernie's 45. >> is it's so fake. the people are finally seeing that government is about protecting themselves and their jobs. you know, the whole civil

servant nonsense. they're taking care of themselves, their friends, their cousins, their unk wascluncles,. it's disgusting. being paid for on the backs of the american people, by my children, your children, our grandchildren to come because we're doing these ridiculous deals for these people that no one is negotiating, no one understands the principle. our kids and grandkids are going to be beholden to them. they won't be able to pay it off. >> our kids will be spending the rest of their lives -- >> paying debts for stupid decision, people paying back bribes -- >> it's despicable. i see the outspokenness has been passed to the next generation. i think it's there. you might have the political -- >> i won't lose that one, i guess. coming up next tonight right here on "hannity" -- >> to all of those bernie sanders voters who have been left out in the cold by a rigged system of superdelegates, we welcome you with open arms. >> i want to congratulate

senator sanders for the extraordinary campaign he has run. >> donald trump and hillary, they're courting bernie sanders supporters. lisa boothe, doug schoen, they're here with reaction. also later tonight we've seen the radical anti-american violence outside of donald trump rallies. while some of the left are calling for more chaos, more violen violence. we'll explain that and more tonight right here on "hannity."

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welcome back to "hannity." last night both hillary clinton and donald trump reached out to bernie sanders supporters hoping to secure their votes in november. let's take a look. >> to all of those bernie sanders voters who have been left out in the cold by a rigged system of superdelegates, we welcome you with open arms. >> i want to congratulate senator sanders for the extraordinary campaign he has run.

as we look ahead to the battle that awaits, let's remember all that unites us. >> and joining us now, former clinton pollster, fox news contributor, doug schoen and the founder and president of high noon strategies, lisa boothe. i'm looking at everything bernie sanders' people are saying. the biggest bernie -- one of the biggest bernie sanders social media sites on facebook, they're just angry to no getout over this. and i don't blame them. if i was a bernie supporter, i'd be livid. >> absolutely. look, there are a lot of natural inroads for bernie sanders supporters to look at donald trump. you look at an issue like trade which is one of the reasons hillary clinton lost the michigan primary. the majority of the republicans and democrats are concerned about bad trade deals taking jobs away from the united states. that's an issue that they line up more -- they line up better with donald trump on. you also look at their desire for an outsider, someone who's outside of the establishment. there's no more insider in part of the establishment than hillary clinton.

donald trump is not tainted by establishment politics. i think that's another reason they might look at him. >> let's look at the delegate count. all right, so hillary clinton needed to win the nomination outright, she needed 2,382 delegates. okay. the delegates that she actually won, she fell short by 198. 2,184. now, clinton has 571 superdelegates. and bernie has a whopping 48. >> right. >> if i'm bernie, i feel my candidate got screwed. >> i think they certainly do. lisa's right about what i've heard. what i see on social media. there's a big but. you got the president of the united states who's going to do everything he can to get bernie on board. >> his phone call didn't work too well the last time. i know he was supposed to meet with him tomorrow. >> it's a process, sean. 5-1 in the last quinnipiac poll. the bernie voters are going for hillary over trump. this was a big, big night for her. look, i've been critical of her lately and i remain skeptical

about her candidacy, but she had a very good night, trump had a bad week last week. advantage, at least temporarily, clinton. >> i actually think, especially on the trade issues, job issues, that i can see a lot of these bernie guys going for donald trump. now, we sent david webb out. we had him ask bernie sanders supporters what they thought of hillary clinton. this was interesting. take a look. >> reporter: what's the one word you would use to describe hillary clinton? >> treacherous. >> hillary clinton, uh, she said it, opportunist. >> untrustworthy. >> scary. >> reporter: what's your one word to describe hillary clinton? >> avoidable. >> aye yi yi. i don't want to use the word, crook, but, um, untruthful. >> the ordinary. >> reporter: what about you? >> traditional. >> disconnected. >> reporter: what about you?

>> establishment. >> reporter: what's the one word you would use to describe hillary clinton? >> dishonest. >> oh, she's a liar. >> opulent. that's the one word. >> joke. lies. >> reporter: that's two, you got one more? >> disgrace. >> stale. >> a fraud. >> let's go through these again. treacherous, unthust worthy, scary, ordinary, disconnected, establishment, dishonest, liar, opulent. joke artist, lies, stale, a fraud. >> if they don't vote, that's fine. the entire democratic establishment will be behind secretary clinton. the polls are 5-1. the bernie people go for hillary, not trump. i'm not worried. >> those aren't exactly terms of

endeerme endeerme endearment. hillary clinton's big problem is she's simply out of touch. this is a woman who is despite amassing $100 million fortunes she's not like the truly -- this is someone who said she wants to take out the coal industry. she wants coal miners to lose their jobs. that is how out of touch she is from the working class america, from, wroun, blue collar workers who feel so disaffected and left behind by this economy. >> you got it, and add to that, she's a horrible politician. she has no warmth like her husband, she can't give a speech like obama. and she could barely -- >> she barely beat bernie sanders. >> bare by beat him. i could argue without the superdelegates, she didn't beat him. >> exactly. >> donald trump jr. and the whole trump family are comp compelling advocates but donald trump's negative is higher now than hillary's and sean, $2 billion, that's a reality, will be deployed against donald trump. >> what do you think is going to be deployed against her? >> well, i don't think so far they've raised that kind of

money and the clintons play for keeps as you know better than anyone around. >> you know what, you're trying to put, you know, nice wrapping around a horrible present. >> it's not nice wrapping. it's just political reality. >> doug, we both know the economy is the number one issue for americans across country. look at poll after poll. that is an issue that donald trump leads on. >> i agree, lisa, and you know what, 38,000 jobs, it was the big issue. what was trump talking about last week? a mexican judge. you have to agree i'm right and he was wrong. >> for five days, off message. >> absolutely waste of time. >> that's what the clintons are going to try to do, get him off message. >> i also think hillary, remember, she has a bigger problem with men than she does with women. she's got a humge problem. she can't get men to support her. >> the electoral map works for the democrats. >> that's true. i agree with that. >> we also know he has a problem with wminorities he's got to fi. >> i don't think we're going to see women embrace her to the degree she is hoping.

>> me, either. >> or the degree they embraced president obama. she's not a likable woman, not someone people feel connected with or to. that's going to be a major problem for her. >> i think right now nobody can predict with certainty how this is going to play out. >> that is for sure. >> a lot going, a lot to happen. thank you, both. >> thank you. coming up, left-wing agitators sink to new lows and are encouraging more violence like what happened outside of donald trump rallies. and then later tonight -- >> we're going to take care of our african-american people that have been mistreated for so long. >> donald trump, he vows to help african-americans who have been left behind thanks to obama's failed policies. we'll check in with dr. ben carson with reaction. and much more tonight on "hannity." my belly pain and constipation? they keep telling me "drink more water." "exercise more." i know that. "try laxatives..." i know. believe me. it's like i've. tried. everything!

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headquarters, terrorists striking near a popular open air market in tel aviv. two men opened fire killing four people and injuring five others. israeli police say two attacksers are behind bars. they are said to be related from a village on the west bank. the e the area has been a hot bed for violence in recent months. u.s. senate agreeing to negotiate with the house over zika funding. senators agreed to spend $1.1 billion but the house committed 622 million. both are short of president obama's request for 1.9 billion to fight the virus. zika, which is spread by mosquitoes can cause grave birth defects. i'm patricia stark. now back to "hannity." foxnews.com. you're watching the most powerful name in news, fox news channel. welcome back to "hannity." all right. just when you thought the language of the left could not get any worse, their rhetoric may have sunk to a new low.

on monday a "huffington post" article written by jesse ben called the violence outside of the trump rallies a, quote, perfectly logical reaction. now the piece is titled "sorry, liberals, a violent response to trump is as logical as any." he went on to write, "in the face of media missions and gop primary voters, normalizing trump as a presidential candidate, whatever your personal beliefs, regarding violent revis tans, there's an inherent value in forestalling trump's normalization, violent resistance accomplishes this." that's not all. late last week the "detroit free press" their editorial page editor, steven henderson, penned an op-ped where he sarcastically called for the death of michigan legislators writing, "we really ought to round up the lawmakers who took money and protect and perpetuate their failing charter school system in detroit and sew them into burlap sacks with

rabid animals and toss them into the straits of," well, the "mackinaw." really? joining us with reaction, conservative column if, ist, a. delgado, from the rush limbaugh program, the one and only buddy james golden in new york, in the house. from the polling company, our friend kelly anne conway. good to see you all. how do you react to the madness? imagine if rush, me, any talk show host said that? >> you're accused of inciting violence when you don't. i'm glad this article was written and i'm happy in age of iphones all the actions of the gang violence, these perpetrators are caught for all of us to see and you're giving voice and the ability to them, sean. you know, not so long ago people said that cleveland had to take out riot insurance and the police there were really fearful of this contested convention in cleveland. for the republicans. it turns out that sanders has -- he's promised to, quote, messy

convention in philadelphia, the word he used. you have "new york times" and "ap" reports being told by editors they're getting death threats. >> scary, right? >> very scary. these people, look at them on social media. >> angelo davis actually said, james, i don't know whether to call you james or bo. best-dressed man if radio or tv. that's all i can say. we've been friends for 20 years. i'm watching all this, let me show you the video. all right. now watch, first of all, this woman shows such class. surrounded by a mob. with mexican flags in her face. and they throw an egg at this woman and these people, nobody stood up for this woman. this drives me nuts. how do you not stand up for that woman and open the door and let her in? they finally did but it took them a long time. look at that. right at her head. and then look at this young man that is being chased by another mob. same night. san jose. he's running and running and running and running and eventually gets tackled by one

of these mob people who tries to get somebody in the fire truck to help him. i don't know if they heard him or not. he actually runs around. he's on, like, a grassy knoll. he gets tackled by one of them, gets up, has to run again. watch here. gets tackled in this moment by one of these guys right there. boom. and, you know, if he doesn't get up and run, the mob's going to kill him. >> well, and sean, this is not the first incidence of this. okay? let's look at the violence this year. look inside what the trump rallies, who actually provoked the violence? they were not trump people that were at trump rallies being violent. they were supporters from the outside. who was doing the vie liolence in some cases waving mexican flags perpetrating the violence? people from the left. not just this year. look at what happened when the tea party was emerging and had the black vendor that was beaten by members -- >> scary. >> and you couldn't get the police or law enforcement there

really to respond to it or the prosecutors to actually respond to it with the severity. yet we get lectures every time there's a hint of violence, you get lectures from the left including president obama talking about civility and that's when he's not, wink, wink, bring a gun to a knife fight. >> by the way, most people forget that line. remember it? >> that's right. >> let me bring in a.j. you know, it's very interesting. you have taken a very strong position, watching donald trump, i've seen you eviscerated with hateful, spiteful, mean spirited language i've ever seen on social media. >> absolutely. it happens every day. look what happened at that san jose rally, sean, this is the type of political violence my family fled in cuba so it's really frightening to see it happening here. i have to say, it doesn't -- it almost doesn't surprise me because how do we expect to have

a lawful society lately when we have a lawless person who just won the democratic nomination last night? somebody who's under fbi investigation. somebody who through the clinton foundation was essentially selling state favors to the highest bidder. >> let's go to -- >> you know, when hillary clinton says this election is about decides what this nation is about, she's right, it's about deciding whether to go with somebody who put our personal safety on the line for her enrichment and her improvement of her bottom line, or somebody who's putting his safety, donald trump, every day on the line to improve our bottom line. it's become -- starting with the democratic nomination. >> quickly, how bad is it going to be in cleveland and philly this summer? >> i think it's going to be pretty bad. people are looking for airtime. they confuse notoriety with popularity. and sean, i think donald trump is being held responsible for the way people act at his rallies. he shouldn't bear responsibility for trump protesters'.

i wanted to point out a couple months ago, when they were accused for assault the media was obsessed -- they wouldn't cover this. see an assault on the camera in front of you, they won't cover it. >> that's assault. how bad? >> it has the potential to be bad especially if bernie sanders insists he's going to run even though the numbers are against him. this is the whackiest -- >> wait a minute, she never got to the magic number without the superdelegates. >> rigged system, corrupt. insider privilege. >> apparently she did, though. one of the reports i read said -- >> well, she's down 198 from actual vote delegates. >> i don't feel all tingly about the first woman president. >> real lick qquickly, a.j., wh going to happen this summer? >> it's going to be awful pop people have a clear choice, you're with the violent evil thugs, these monsters or you're with donald trump helping to make the country great again, bring back jobs, improve our economy and have a sound foreign policy. you have two choices.

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we're going to rebuild our inner cities which are absolutely a shame and so sad. going to take care of our african-american people that have been mistreated for so long. >> welcome back to "hannity." that was donald trump last night vowing to improve the lives of african-americans if, in fact, he's elected president. joining us now with reaction, former 2016 gop presidential candidate, hopefully soon the head of the secretary of health and human services, dr. ben carson. or surgeon general or could do both, maybe you'll be the first person to do both jobs. i'm trying to keep you busy for the rest of your life. >> believe me, i got plenty to do. >> i know you do. i throw out numbers all the

time. 95 million americans out of the labor force. 50 million in poverty. that's 10 million more than when obama became president. 12.5 million more on food stamps. that's 45 million. one in six american youth, men, . >> one in five american families not one family member has a job. it seems the minority community by every statistic has been disproportionately impacted by the negative policies of the last eight years. why does the minority community still vote, then, democratic when they're not helping them? >> well, because they're constantly hearing that these people are the ones that are going to save you and made it possible for you to get this, this, or the other. and not so much thinking, if you want to go back in history, the republican party was

as an abolishist party. and it's important to talk about how, in fact we're going to talk about these jobs. you think about $2.1 trillion overseas and we're going to repatriate that money. >> that is huge. you're talking about trillion. maybe 2, 3 trillion. >> right. >> if we create jobs for people, that could be the biggest stimulus project since fdr. >> i'm not trying to overwhelm our audience with numbers but it says a lot. if you look at median income, or black american households, that is down in real dollars, then,

you look at food stamp participation, households. it's way up. going from 20.8%, a 5% increase is millions of people. >> these things are continuing to happen. and education, which is the other big issue, you look at some inner city schools, they're failing and politicians are protecting those schools, rather than forcing them to get better. these are the things that are hurting us as a nation. >> the amazing thing is that obama with such hope, promise, yes, we can. change, change, change, that stuff, he didn't help black americans and he didn't help latino americans. they're not better off. >> no. they're much worse off. there are a lot of black people in this country who are waking up to this. i talk to them all the time.

we're going to spend time talking to people and laying out these ladders of community that people decline dependency and become part of the fabric of america. >> you have a powerful position right now. donald trump relies on you, talks to you, takes advice, and counsel from you. i don't see anyway you're going to be able to say no to be in his cabinet. would you want to be health and human services secretary, secretary of education? would you want to be the surgeon general? >> what i want to do is make sure that you know, the conservatives, republicans, and the people who believe in traditional america win. if they don't win, what we'll get is not something from with which we can recover. >> you weren't passionate during about the debates of obamacare.

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