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 tissue?

>> it's bernie's last stance. watters talking to ardent supporters in vermont. >> what is the bernie going to do with himself now? >> keep on trucking. trump's only wans to win the presidency is the subject of tonight's talking points memo. with the media allied against mr. trump, his vision is to convince voters he can bring back a vibrant economy to america. and eight years is more than enough time for the powers to be

to get the country back on the fast track economically but it hasn't happened. no matter what kind of propaganda you hear. >> by almost every economic measure, america is better off than when i came here. in the beginning of my presidency. that is the truth. >> not exactly. here are the facts. median income for american families up, less than 1% on the president's watch. will be 14 million americans stopped looking for work. since mr. obama took office, an increase of 15% since inauguration. the gross domestic product which 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 as the first modern president to not produce a gdp of more than 3% in any year of his administration.

that is the fact, jack. no amount of spin 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 very surprised to see that. it turns out we're not producing as many small businesses as we used to. a study said we're 46th in the world in difficulty to start a small business. >> that is true. the reason? high taxes and expensive regulations. yet, secretary clinton says she'll carry on the high taxes.

very puzzling. to be fair the president says he wants to cut the corporate tax rate. donald trump has economic deal pretty much to himself. all polls say american voters are not happy with the program. and the truth is, china may not be intimidated into a better trade deal with the usa. mexico is not going to pay for a billion dollar wall which they believe is insulting. bringing jobs back is achievable, it will require a big carrot as well as a thick stick. nothing is ever easy in the economic precinct. but that is where donald trump will either live or die as a presidential candidate. social issues matter little this year. terrorism support, but the situation so complicated volters can not predict outcomes in the

terror front. however, the folks know, they know, what is in their bank accounts. they know president obama has not helped them out much. now, top story tonight, eric bowling and geraldo riviera. >> i think you're on the right track. here is the advise i'd give the first lady. rather than trying to run as a person follow the policies of barack obama, the president delivered a mediocre form in terms of the economy. but point to george bush who presided over the collapse. >> no one cares about that. >> you're right. go back to 1990s and administration of bill clinton, who everyone agrees, the united states was in a prosperous era.

>> running on nostalgia? >> you run on the last time the u.s. was great. >> she's repudiating everything her husband did. free trade agreement. she's against them now. >> i say give credit where credit is due. bill clinton presided over the economic expansion started under ronald reagan. >> we don't care about that. >> bill clinton with massive economic policies. all he did was take ronald reagan's phenomenal -- >> nobody cares what happened 30 years ago. >> median household income is down. two, median net worth is down 25%. wages are flat. they're flat in real terms. so over eight years of president obama, as things seem to be getting great for wall street,

average -- average owner is not doing well on wall street. >> let's try to, after the blast from the past, oldies but goodies. >> this jacket i got in the 90s. >> it looks like a salvation army thing. >> it's from miami. >> doesn't trump have an advantage? if he spells out a program that makes sense. if you first put in the protection that trump is now advocating, what about all of the businesses that have been dependent on what comes from canada and mexico? it will not help the economy. >> no. will raise prices. >> right. >> why not this? they're giving away money. it's -- >> loans are free. >> why not start your project

now? why not rebuild. >> so you want to go back to franklin roosevelt? >> i say this is the woeflt idea you can do because you're doing it on the packs of people that worked hard and save money. the fed -- >> look. why is this not a good deal -- >> if geraldo riviera or bill o'reilly or someone's grandmother has a fund they're not getting paid anything. >> that is not going to change soon. deal with reality. why not hire people who are here legally? >> who is paying for it? >> the government. >> no. >> there is nudging. >> another what? trillion dollars? >> yes.

>> you do this also. as a republican, i get that you don't -- $19 trillion debt. what you do is why not build bridges? here? 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 now -- >> who is going to be on the highway? >> private ties that. >> i'm on board with that. look. so we've got something out of you guys besides gibberish. so you're saying trump has an advantage. he can go anywhere he wants. >> that is a set of expectations about china and mexico. that will be disruptive.

>> do you know how quickly he can change his mind? >> i hope he says let me fix the bridge falling down. >> maybe he can private ties the wall. there you go. >> no. >> this won't cost mexico a dime. >> put that $0.60 per barrel, $2 million a day. >> they're not going to sell you the oil. >> they have to. >> stop. stop. they're not paying for the wall. >> next, far left loons are saying violence is acceptable at trump rallies. we'll take a look at that situation. then, later watters world. the bernie sanders last stand edition, up ahead. constipated? trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax

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>> you may remember donald trump held a rally that desolved into violence. >> he grabbed my trump sign and started to follow me sayin i'm a racist. oor there are allegations the san jose police department did not do enough to po detective trump supporters and the mayor was darrell yikt in his duties to say the lease. >> the notion there is a stand

down order is ridiculous. i would never give such an order anyway. i know our chief would never expect one. >> we're discovering the funeral of mohammed ali, what is the update on the arrest? >> three more arrests and they plan to make more arrests. also, owe two of them were just 16 years old, 1, 17. and that reflects what we saw that a lot of those causing violence and involved in attacks on supporters were not out of high school, bill. >> we saw a bunch of mexican flags but the arrest sheet is

all over the place. and looks like what they had in common is that they're all under 20 years old. is that correct? >> yes. i would say the mast majority were under 20. many of them under 18. that is the demographic. it's similar to other violent protests in albuquerque, new mexico, and costa mesa. >> what about the cops? did they, as in baltimore there, just let the crowd run wild. is that similar in seas jose? >> from what i saw, the convention center was #00 yards from a marriott hotel. and some were headed to the

hotel. a huge group of protestors tried to follow them into that hotel. that is when the police stepped in and put what they call a skrimish line between the trump supporters and what we saw was that is where police stopped, outside of the marriott. and hundreds went to a different street where other supporters were trying to bet back to cars and that is where the violence took place. i can't be sure of the time we're there, but i would say it's at least ten, perhaps 15 minutes where we saw people being attacked. >> police chief acknowledges he didn't have enough officers to

control the violence. 250 should have been enough. >> we have to take the mayor and police chief, they were outnumbered and decided to draw a line in one place. and as the chief has said, they can't simply send out a couple officers because that makes it difficult for them. >> they should have had more. >> absolutely. >> thank you. appreciate it. directly ahead, cnn distorting any mi analysis of the nalg and actor stacy dash says she's been punished in the marketplace because she's conservative. the reports after these messages.

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the truth about my analysis of the trump controversy. i said this. >> appointed by barack obama, the judge is no raging liberal. he's a tough guy. and at one point a mexico drug cartel threatened to assassinate him because of his antidrug trafficking stance. he belongs to a group called san diego la razza lawyers

association. and because of that, he apparently believes the judge may be biassed against him. the candidate has taken a stand against illegal immigration including building a border wall. summing up the case is political to some extent civil litigation krewesed oaf into the presidential campaign, therefore, all involved must be considerate of that. sean, what is the point of that? >> the point is that they said this is an unwarranted attack on an independent judiciary.

you claim the judge step aside because few claimed the perception of a few tour ruling. he said this is a political case with a political component because of the law firm. you've been pointing at that because they reportedly donated $675,000 to the clintons for three speeches. two for bill clinton. we've found top lawyers have given thousands to hillary's campaign and president obama's campaign. >> chris cuomo used to work here at fox. here is what he said with david gregory. >> o'reilly, you can say why he wanted to do it. he says i think the junl should step down not because of merits but perception of the future ruling. that is why the judge needs to stay. >> that is based on a racist attitude which is because you're of mexican an seftry, so african

americans that deal with chris crime nation cases shouldn't been there. and there is no merit on this case. >> that is all they wanted to talk about. the racism aspect. did they bring in the political aspect? >> not really. >> the fact that -- >> this does not. >> this is all about their beliefs and they used me to say i'm asking the judge to recuse himself but i'm not. it's -- >> what does the law firm have to owe do with the judge? in terms of a racial issue? >> it doesn't have anything to do. what i want is no whiff of politics in this case. i think that is fair.

it's not about race for me. it's about this is now involved in a presidential campaign. so there has to be doubt removed. that is my opinion. i don't mind if they disagree. but don't leave out, sean, the political component. i just want to get this on the record. >> we asked shannon to look at the chinese provocations. >> you know what? we've had an incident, a jet closed in on a u.s. recognizance plane there legally. they say flying over international waters somewhere where u.s. means are allowed to fly.

100 feet is close. >> i see that in the plane. >> that is called buzzing. so chinese plane buzzed the american plane. this has been a series of these things. they came closer and there are two of them. they go back to building these islands that don't exist and we know russians are doing the same thing in the baltic sea. >> yes. >> they know the usa is allowing that stuff. thank you. more ahead this evening, actress and fox news contributor stacy dash says her career has been harmed because she is a

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stacy dash rose from poverty in the south bronx to become a film star. then, miss dash began to get political. her new book is called "there goes my social life" it's out this week. i spoke with stacy last night. >> so you're going to be on the

advisory board women for trump. why? >> because i want to make america great again because he's the man to do. >> it what convinced you, cutting through the clutter? >> he doesn't like to make mess from anyone. i know he's going to put us back into the being the soup yes power that we are. he knows how to do trade. he's been a success with this his whole life. >> what about your peers? 90% of african americans in the latest poll say they're not favorable to a donald trump. that is an overwhelming majority. >> polls aren't always right. >> but right most of the time. >> yes. but they're not always right z i don't think it's that many that are against them, but he has a minority outreach program, and so do i, for the g.o.p.

>> what does that mean? >> going into inner cities and talking to people, explaining to them what republicans do stand for, not what the democrat narrative has been. >> so you're going to go into the prestikts and say look, you're getting hosed. >> yes. right. >> you should look at the other side because the other side can do what? >> they can give you opportunities and education. >> you have to be more specific than that. >> they need the education. well, that is why you to go in and ask them, what do you need? what do you want? how do we help you get out of this situation? >> that is good. you're going to go in and ask folk what's do they need? >> right. >> not only the government. the private sector, everybody in the neighborhood as a community. the government is the problem. the government is keeping them there. the democratic plantation mentality is keeping them on

entitlements. >> dependence. >> dependent on something else, they no self worth. >> did you always think this way? >> i have always thought this way. i just didn't realize it. that is what my book is about. i grew up in the south bronx. >> we talked about that. you got an amazing break but you were clueless when you were in "clueless". you didn't know. >> i didn't know. >> did you go along with the liberal program then? >> no. not really. i never really did. >> your book is entitled "there goes my social life". stacy, look at you. nobody is believing your social life isn't good. >> it's true. >> nobody. >> it went. it went. >> where did it go? >> out the window. my agents just dropped me because of my politics. >> oh, but that is your professional life. >> i haven't auditioned in over

a year. >> no. my friends have dropped me. i don't talk to my family. >> your family turned on you? >> yes. yes. >> your kids love you? >> my kids are my family. my children are my family. >> you're saying because you've taken a different road and see things differently, that you're paying a price? >> right. >> you have suffered socially and professionally because you don't tow the liberal line. that is not fair. >> and i never will. >> and if people want to read about it, they should pick your book up. >> i they do. i want people to know when i speak, i'm not coming from a place of judgment, but a place of experience. >> thank you for talking with us today. >> thank you. >> stacy is so nice. i don't know how anybody could dislike her, just a nice person. will supporters of bernie sanders reject hillary clinton? watters on that case. and "the factor" will be right back. of.

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thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly. tonight, senator bernie sanders met with president obama today. closed meeting, and suggesting the president is urging senators to give up his fight. sanders vowed to continue his campaign to the convention in philadelphia in july.

joining us now from detroit, amer zarr. miss payne, will you it for hillary clinton? >> i will vote for hillary clinton 100%. >> so you're not one of these supporters who say look. i don't like this woman. because we have waters coming up behind you saying if you're not hillary, nobody else. >> are you going to owe vote for hillary? >> i'm not there yet. i think a lot of things have to happen over the next few weeks. >> wait. wait. nothing is going to happen. she's going to go in, wave, give a speech. what do you mean?

oor you know hillary clinton. what she's done in the past sbt isn't changing. it's a fairly simple to figure out. >> we know her and her policies and militarism. if there is a way to integrate into the platform, if those can happen. >> if bernie is going to show up, he's going to get a prime time speaking engagement. they need you. >> she'll be back in the senate. >> if democratic party doesn't change a lot of items and if

stop -- >> if i put you town and you're not voting for her. she's never going to do that. >> so we have one vote for her and one for somebody else. bernie sanders waged a very good, spirited campaign. i admire what he did. however, there isn't one thing if elected president. >> i understand congress will not pass the legislation yet.

i think you misunderstand bernie sanders is important in american history and important in influencing the direction of the democratic party and influencing what policies that hillary clinton will get. >> what he stands for is what you -- okay. let's get into that. he wants to help anyone do whatever they want as long as they obey the law. >> i think i agree in that it's about a movement. >> wait, wait, stay on open borders. >> and to stop people from coming into the united states, they got here, would it be on

open border that are okay. >> he believes anyone should be able to owe not send kids back to central america into a terrible situation. >> right. >> and he wants no -- >> there is a difference between progressives and conservatives. progressives think people move in order to build better lives for their families. in our country, i'm okay with anybody who wants to be a constructive part of this country. this is the greatest country in the world. and we're made up of different kinds of people already.

>> i am thrilled because this is what americans have to decide. whether they want a country you envision or that i envision. >> i live in michigan, you should visit us, and see it's not run by sharia law. it's an economic gold mine here. you should visit us. >> it's about numbers. so you can look in europe and see what's happening now. >> good debate. special watters world.

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>> back of the book segment tonight, some bernie sanders supporters are reluctant to give us a vote. we send watters to burlington, vermont to sample public opinion. >> are you a bernie supporter? >> i am. >> do you need a tissue? >> why, do i have a little? >> no. no. >> do you know who is more upset than you are?

larry david. >> i only have one pair of under wear. that is it. be the nominee, who going to vote for? >> i'm going to write him going to change the things that need to be changed. >>not.

he's one of the most narcissistic human beings i have ever seen. >> when people ruffle your feathers? i'm not a bird. >> if donald trump does win the presidency are you going to move? >> i would

i like to look at number answer see how the numbers work out. >> you are a powerful guy. i think you are powerful. >> every week like a shark week. thank you very much. great taste. >> you are a pretty man. >> okay. >> i'm watteres and this is my world. >> can i stroke your fox fur? very soft. >> the secret is you have to coordinate. >> thank you very much. great job. >> you are not going to shake my hand? why not? >> so long. ♪ >> love them. burlington, vermont, on the

shores of lake champlain. remember him. counterculture town, woodstock moved north, right? >> you don't actually find all bernie supporters. you find people that won't vote for anybody. there are anarchists. >> former hippies, hippies, a few of them in there. they are grasping to the late '60s. >> that's right. >> an the younger people who fall in to that ideology. i haven't been to burlington a long time. still that way. >> it is still that way. it is beautiful. i don't want to disparage it because i may go back one day. >> they won't have me back. >> no. give it a couple of years. bennington, they hung you an effigy. >> we are cutting down watters is an opportunity now. >> i can go to jersey, that's it. >> we will see you hamilton.

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it is all about votes. generalizing doesn't get us anywhere. bill your piece on the "new york times" best seller list was astonishing. the times does not use actual book sale data but injects its opinion. isn't that like reporting on global warming? there's conflicting data on warming, no conflicting data on book sales. every sale is registered. o'reilly you are a pompous twit. you tout your books as being number one and whine when one doesn't make it. thank you for bringing it up. the best seller list for june 19 9, legends and lies number one. miracle. looks like the message was delivered. you may want to wise up. maybe all of your elected officials should be required to watch legends and lies on fnc to refresh their memories of how we came to be on the country. there was deep division like now. president obama endorsed hillary

clinton for president an that will make it bigger. we want everyone to watch legends and lies this sunday at 8:00 and understand how the divisions back then were overcome. i don't know if we can overcome them now. the tip of the day, this morning on fox and friends, a young mother who lives in florida told her story of giving birth to a baby diagnosed with down syndrome. her doctor recommended an abortion. she said no. now the baby is 15 months and she has a message for the doctor who recommended the abortion. >> it is such a misconception there's no value in the life of a person with downs syndrome. she's changing the world. these babies are so precious. i want not just all of the doctors to know that but the mommies to know that that are pregnant right now who are in that, making that decision. i really felt like my life was over and my life just started. your life is just beginning and

that's the greatest thing in the world. >> my opinion, courtney baker is a true hero, not a political judgment but a humanistic one. we salute a heroic american mom who delivered a powerful message. that's it for us tonight. check out the factor website. and spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world. orile li@fox news.com, anytime. word of the day, do not be pro-crustean, when writing to the factor. it's not a lobster, not seafood. on monday, we got watters going to the hamilton play, getting thousands of dollars for tickets to see that show. we will find out if the audience knows anything about old alex or the revolutionary war or anything like that. should be fun. on monday, ham ill will be here and i'm sure we will have a lively discussion.

i am bill o'reilly. always remember the spin stops right here. we are looking out for you. president obama endorsed hillary for president but probably will not make a difference. heather is at the hannity big board with more on the polls. >> it's a close race between hillary clinton and trump. a new fox news national head to head poll that shows clinton with a slight lead over donald trump with 42% to 39% advantage. it is important to note the