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>> one of the worst recessions in the nation. eight years is more than enough time, though, the powers that be in washington get the country

back on the fast track but it hasn't happened. no matter what propaganda you hear. >> by almost every economic method, america is better off than when i came here at the beginning of my presidency. that is the truth. >> not exactly. median income for american families up less than 1% on the president's watch. nearly 14 million americans have stopped looking for work. and the gross domestic product that measures the health of the american economy has risen less than 3% every year since 2009. if that holds true, this year, and it will, mr. obama will go down in history as the first modern president to not produce a gdp of more than 3% in any year of his administration. so that is the fact, jack.

and no amount of sting will change it. americans understand it's tougher to prosper these days and it should be. >> i want to be sure we get small businesses starting and growing in america again. we have stalled out. i was surprised to see that when i began to dig into it. i turns out we're not producing as many small businesses as we used to and a recent world study said that we're 46 in the world in the difficulty to start a small business. >> that is all true. everything mrs. clinton said is true. the reason? high taxes on business and expensive regulations. yet, secretary clinton continues to say she'll carry on the policies of barack obama which mandated taxes and an avalanche

of regulation. very puzzling. the president says he wants to cut the corporate tax rate. it is a little late. is it not? donald trump has the economic field pretty much all to himself. all polls say americans are not happy with the economic problem. the truth is that china may not be intimidated into a better trade deal with the usa. mexico is not going to pay for a $1 billion wall, which they believe is insulting. and bringing jobs back to america is achievable, it will require a big carrot as well as a big stick. but that is where donald trump will either live or die as a president candidate. the situation so complicated

voters cannot predict they know what is in their bank account. president obama not helped out much. that is a in new york city. >> i think you're on the right track. here is the advice i'd give you. rather than trying to run as a person that will follow the policies of barack obama, i agree the president delivered a mediocre performance. don't go back to president obama. point to george bush as being the president presiding over the collapse. but you're right. go back to the 1990s and administration of husband, bill clinton. everyone agrees the president was in a prosperous idea. >> running on the no stol

gentleman is right. and all the stuff that her husband did in trade agreements. it's going to be hard to do that. what do you say? >> i say give credit where credit is due. the economic expansion was started over ronald reagan. >> we care about trump versus hillary. >> bill clinton with massive economic poall he did was take reagan's -- >> no one cares about what happened 30 years ago. >> every voter cares about it. the median household income is down. >> that is what we just reported. >> median net worth is down. wages are flat. so things seem to be getting

great for wall street. >> let's try to, after the blast from the past, oldies but goodies. >> this jacket was in the 90s. >> that looks like a salvation army thing. >> in miami. >> doesn't trump have an advantage? >> he has an advantage if he spells out a program that makes sense. you put in the protection trade policies that he's advocating? it will not help him. >> no. it's going to raise prices. why not this? they're giving away money. >> why not start your project

now? why not rebuild highways and bridges? >> and what do you say about that? >> i say this is the worst because you're doing it on the backs of people. the reason why interest rates are 0 is because the feds -- >> what about -- >> and if geraldo riviera or bill o'reilly or someone's grandmother has a bond they're not getting paid anything. >> that is not going to change. interest rates are low. why not launch this big infrastructure campaign and hire people who are here legally? >> who is paying for it? >> the government. >> the government has been borrowing money. >> on top of $19 trillion what? another $19 trillion?

>> yes. you do this also. as a republican, i get that but what you do is why not build bridges? >> you run a company. you build bridges. i will give you the right to build a bridge from here to saginaw. you can charge tolls and make money back. >> of course. >> now, who is on the highway? >> so private ties. >> yes. >> i'm on board with that. so you're saying is that trump has an advantage here. hillary clinton is locked into unions and obama legacy and democratic talking points. but trump can go anywhere he wants. >> he set up expectations about china and mexico. he's going to punish them. >> you know how he can change his mind. >> i hope he says i is more

important things to build a wall, let me fix the bridge. >> maybe he can private ties the wall. >> there you go. >> interest. >> mexico pays for it. knock $0.50 off the barrel of oil. then, you pay them $0.50 less. 2 million a day. >> they're not going to sell you oil. >> they have to. >> stop. they're not paying for it. >> next on the run down, far left loons are saying violence is acceptable at trump rallies. then, later, wattters world. up ahead.

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held a rally that evolved into violence. >> he grabbed my trump sign and started following me. >> hey! >> what? >> there are allegations the police department did not do enough and the mayor of san jose was darrell yikt in his duties. >> the order to stand down is ridiculous. i don't have the authority to give a stand down order.

and i would never give that order anyway. >> joining us now from louisville is john jonathan hunt. what is the update on at rest? >> three more arrests that brings a total to six in san jose saying they're still looking for others and 16 years old, that doesn't reflect what we we saw. and a lot of those causing violence, a lot of those involved in the attacks on trump supporters were not out of high school, bill. >> now, we saw a bunch of mexican flags and it looks like

what they had in common is that they're all under 20 years old. is that correct? >> yes. the vast majority were under 20. many of them under 18. and it's similar to what we've seen in other violent protests in albuquerque, new mexico and costa mesa. >> what about the cops? did they just let the crowd run wild? was it similar in san jose? >> well, look. from what i saw is that cops were in that 200 yard area. as some left the rally, some were headed to the hotel.

musts mrooes put a line between the protestors. what sea saw is that is where the police stop. outside of the marriott. hundreds went around to a different street where others were trying to get back to the garages and that is where the violence took place. >> i see. >> i can't be sure, but i would say it was at least ten, perhaps 15 minutes we saw fights on the streets, people being attacked and not a single police officer for i would say ten minutes. >> the chief acknowledges he didn't have enough officers to control the violence.

250 should be enough. it doesn't look like a conspiracy. would you say that is reasonable? >> we have to take them at their word there was no conspiracy. they were outnumbered and decided to draw a line in one place. they can't simply send officers out. >> it should have more, though. >> absolutely. >> thank you very much. directly ared, ccnn distorting my analysis and stacy dash says she's been punished in the marketplace because she's conservative. reports after these messages. [ guitar playing ]

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the truth about my analysis of the trump judge controversy. monday, i've said this. >> he's a tough guy. a mexico sin drug cartel, how far, the judge belongs to a group called san diego la raza work. it's not associated with radical group, but confusion is understandable. because of that, mr. trump believes the judge may be biassed against him. the candidate has taken a strong stance against illegal immigration.

summing up the case is political to some extent. >> that is the main point. that is civil litigation crossed into the presidential campaign. therefore, all involved in this case must be considerate of that. joining us our fox news correspondents. i was brought up in their discussion in the morning. what is the point of that? >> the point is that they said this is unwarranted attack on an independent judiciary. and you said this is a political case with a political component because of a law firm. you've been pointing at that law firm because they've reportedly donated $675,000 to the clintons for three speeches. two for bill clinton.

we have found top lawyers in this case have given thousands of dollars to hillary's campaign. >> here is what -- >> there is no evidence of major donations. >> chris cuomo used to work here at fox. here is what he said with david gregory. >> in an interview, you can say i think the judge should step down because of the perception of future ruling. that is based on a racist attitude. so african american judges can't deal with the united states? there is no merit on its case. >> that is all they wanted to talk about. did they bring in the political aspect? >> not really. they're talking about the fact that --

>> did they mention the judge is or was a member of this la razza attorney's association? >> they have in the past. >> so this is all about their beliefs and they use me to say i'm asking the judge to recuse himself on the base of race. but i'm not -- >> what does the law firm have to do with the judge? in terms of anything? >> it doesn't have anything to do. look. the judge is under no mandate to recuse himself. he hasn't done anything wrong. it's not about race for me. it's about this is now evolved into a presidential campaign. there has to be all doubt has to be removed. that is my opinion.

they left out the political component. >> they did. >> let's go to washington. we asked shannon to look at the chinese provocations. china is provoking the usa and has been since when? >> well, we've got an incident. there was a jet that closed in on a u.s. recognizance plane there flying over international waters, somewhere in that u.s. planes are allowed to fly. this still -- never got close to 100 feet. >> 100 feet? that is darned close. >> i know. i wouldn't want to see that. but it happened in may. >> that is what they call buzzing. so the chinese planes buzzed the merp planes. there has been a series of these things. >> this has been going on for a long time. in may there were two jets

flying recognizance, the u.s. says there is no contested space there. and there were two of them involving ships and jets and building islands that don't exist and we know russians are doing the same thing because they know that the usa is allowing that stuff. >> thank you. plenty more ahead. stacy dash says her career has been harmed because she is a conservative. also, jesse waters and sanders. >> stay tuned for those reports.

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>> i spoke with stacy last night. >> you're going to be on the advisory board women for trump. >> yes. >> why? >> because i wanted to make america great again.

>> okay. come on. be more than that. >> because he's the man to do. >> it what has convinced you, cutting thu the clutter that he can deliver on the promises? >> he believes in a strong military, he doesn't like to take any mess from anyone. so i know he's going to put us back into being the super power that we are. he knows how to do business and good deals and knows how to do trade. he has been a success with this his whole life. this is his life. >> well, what about your peers, i mean, 90% of african americans say they're not favorable toward donald trump. that is an overwhelming majority. >> polls aren't always right. >> they're right most of the time. >> yeah. but not always right. i don't think it's that many that are against him. he has a minority outreach program and so do i, one for the g.o.p. >> what does that mean? >> that means going into inner cities and talking to people, explaining what relationships do

stand for, not what the democrat narrative has been. >> so you're going to go into the precincts that have been democratic. >> right. >> you're going to say you're getting hosed and should look at the other side. because what? >> they can give you opportunities and education. >> you have to be specific. >> they need the education. that is why you to go in and talk to the people and ask them, what do you need? how do we help you get into this situation. >> what they need? >> this is the private sector. because the government is the problem. the government is keeping them. the democratic plantation mentality. >> dependent on something else,

so they have to know. >> do you think interest was a conversion? >> i have always thought this way, i just didn't realize it. i grew up in the south bronx. you know? >> we talked about that. >> you grew up in poverty. >> yes. >> you get this amazing break and in a couple good movies like "clueless" but with you are clueless, in "clueless". you didn't know. did you go along with the mrib bral program then? >> not really. no. i never really did. >> now, your book is entitled "there goes my social life". look at you. nobody is believing your social life isn't good? >> it's true. >> it went. it went. >> where did it go? >> out of the window. mying agents just dropped my because of my politics. i haven't auditioned in over a year. >> that is your professional life. >> no. my friends have dropped me. i don't talk to my family.

>> your family? >> yes. >> yes. >> your kids love you. >> my kids are my family. my children are my family. >> what you're saying is because you've taken a different road and see things differently. >> yes. >> that you're paying the price. >> right. you have suffered socially and professionally because you don't tow the liberal line. >> and i never will. >> so you're willing to make that sacrifice. >> yes. >> people should pick your book up. >> i hope they do. i hope they read my book. i want people to know when i speak i'm not coming from a place of judgment. i'm coming from experience. >> stacy dash, thank you for talking with us today. >> thank you. >> she's so nice. i don't know how anyone can dislike her, just a nice person. will supporters of bernie sanders reject hillary clinton? important question, waters on that case. and the factor will be right back. before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet played shortstop in high school, learned the horn from my dad and played gigs from new york to miami.

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he has no chance to win. joining us now, from washington, erica payne. will you vote for hillary clinton? >> in november if hillary clinton is on the ballot i will vote for hillary clinton 100%. >> so you're not one of these supporter who's say look, i dent like this woman. there are people out there that are saying no hillary. how about you? are you going to vote for hillary? >> i would say i'm not there yet. i think a lot of things have to happen and we'll see what happens at the convention. >> nothing is going to happen

at the convention, he's going to wave and give a speech. what do you mean? you're not there yet. you know hillary clinton. she's not changing. both trump and hillary clinton -- >> to me, we know her policies and connections to wall street. we don't like those things. if there is a way to integrate us into the platform and into the party which i'm not sure about yet, if those things can happen. >> give me an example. so bernie is going to show up to the convention and get a prime time speaking engagement. they're going to be very respectful to bernie because they need you. they need the sanders supporters to vote for them. but you can't think that bernie sanders is going to have anything to do with the hillary clinton administration.

>> if hillary clinton doesn't come out for some issues- >> give me an example. >> reject super pac money, reject the militarism of the pac. >> so you're not voting for her. rejecting the campaign money? are you kidding me? all right. miss payne. >> right now, i'm not going to vote for her. >> bernie sanders, i've said this, waged a very good, spirited campaign. and i admire what he did in the campaign. there isn't one thing he can pass through congress, not one, if he were elected president. do you understand

never vote for any of these things. >> i understand congress will not vote for the legislation bernie sanders pro posed yet. his important influencing in the direction of the democratic party, influencing what policies that hillary clinton will fall in order to gain the support. >> so what it stands for is what you -- let's get into that. bernie sanders is an open border guy. he wants anyone to come here at any time, do whatever they want. as long as they obey the law. do you understand the implications of that? >> i couldn't fully characterize him in that way. this is about a movement. >> stay on open borders there isn't one thing bernie sanders would do to stop people from coming into the united states and would require federal

authorities not to ask them questions. so he's an open border guy. >> bernie sanders believes in imcombrags laws that exist now are okay and also he believes in amnesty and treatment. >> not sending kids back to central america because it's a terrible situation. >> here is a fundamental difference between pro gressives and conservatives when it comes to people visiting this country. progressives think that people move in order to build better lives for their families. in our country, i'm perfectly okay with anybody who wants to be a constructive part of this country. >> anybody? no matter how many of them? >> to live and work. >> okay. >> this is the greatest country in the world. we can handle an influx of different kinds of people. we're made up of different kinds

of people already. >> i am thrilled that you are so honest because this is what americans have to decide. if they want a country you envision or what i envision. >> i think i'm going to win, bill. >> let me say this, bill. >> i lived dearborn, michigan which has made vibrant by immigrants. it's not run by sharia laur or anything you're saying. it's an economic gold mine here. you should visit and see how immigrants are improving it. >> it's about numbers and you can look in europe to see what's happening right now. we appreciate your honesty. good debate. waters on deck. he's in vermont. special watters world, next. don't let dust and allergies get between you

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watters world, we sent him to burlington, vermont to sample public opinion. >> are you a bernie supporter? >> i am a bernie supporter. >> do you need a tissue? >> i think i got one. >> for the tears. >> i'm disappointed. i'm not going to lie. >> do you know who is more upset? larry david. >> what do you think he's going to do with himself? >> i'm not sure. probably he'll go back to the senate. >> affective meaning not passing legislation? >> what do you think he's going to do now? >> keep on trucking.

>> he should truck down to venezuela. things are beautiful there this time of the year. >> yes. >> do you regret bernie didn't make a bigger deal out of hillary's e-mails? >> i don't because he's an honest guy. >> anybody can make a mistake. >> now he's not going to be the nominee. who are you going to vote for? >> i likely won't vote. >> i'm going to write him in. >> you're going to write bernie in? >> yes. >> i feel like it's not going to change the things that need to be changed. i feel like we're hopeless. >> if hillary is the president how is she going to be in the debate? would you consider voting for trump? >> absolutely not. probably one of the most

narcissistic human beings i have ever seen. >> donald trump and bernie have a lot in common. >> people consider woj of them to be outsiders. >> do you like it when people ruffle your feathers? >> i'm not a bird. >> if donald trump does win the presidency, are you going to move? . >> i would never. >> can you go? >> that is messed up. >> is this a chance you might vote for donald trump? >> no. >> you just rattled off things without evidence whatsoever. >> why don't you like hillary? >> i don't think she is very good. >> are you sure you want to vote for clintons? they usually get impeached when they're president. >> do you like to go deep into policy? >> yes. i like to see how numbers work out. >> you're a powerful guy. i think you're powerful.

>> with every week, like a shark week. >> i enjoy your program very much. >> thank you. you have great taste. >> you're a very pretty man. >> oh, okay. i'm watters. and this is my world. >> can i stroke your fox fur? >> it's very soft. >> you've got to coordinate. >> thank you very much. >> great job. >> i'm not going to shake your hand. >> why not? >> thank you. now, burlington, vermont, counter culture town, woodstock moved north right? >> well, you don't find all bernie supporters. you find people that won't vote for anyone. there are anarchists.

>> hippies and former hippies. they're grasping into the late 60s, then, younger people that fall into that ideology. is it still that way? >> it is still that way. it's a beautiful area. i might go back one day. they might not have me back. >> give it a couple years. >> do you remember bennington? >> yes. bennington, vermont. >> they hung you an epigee, i believe. >> so we're cutting down watters geographic opportunity. >> we'll see you monday for hamilton. >> yes. >> factor tip of the day. a true american hero. a mother with an unexpected thing. the tip, moments away you wouldn't believe what's in this kiester. a farmer's market. a fire truck. even a marching band. and if i can get comfortable talking about this kiester,

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rick jones, bill, your piece is astonishing. is that like reporting on global warming? there is no conflicting data on book sales. >> tim heinzman from alaska, maybe all of our elected officials should be referred to legends and lies. and there is deep division back then like now. president obama endorsed hillary clinton for president.

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right here because we're definitely looking out for you. >> you say i why wanted to do it. he says i think the judge should step down not because of anything but the perception of the future ruling. that is why the junl needs to stay right there. >> cnn distorting my analysis of the trump judge controversy. truth serum on the case. >> are you a bernie supporter? >> i am. >> need a