orlando. the "on the record" team is staying to pound the pavement and investigate all angles of this horrific terror attack. tomorrow i will interview the man many call radical welcome to "red eye." i'm tom shillue. it has been 48 hours since the worst shooting in u.s. history. tonight we will discuss the threat of homegrown terrorists. the white house response, speeches from trump and clinton and guns. we have a distinguished panel of guests and dave smith. here they are. i am joined by julie rogsky, editor-in-chief matt welch, fox news national security analyst kt mcfarland and next to me, comedian dave smith. >> oops. >> let's begin. it is the worst terrorist attack on u.s. soil since 9/11. the questions begin

after orlando as they do after every act of domestic terrorism. what could have been done to prevent this? we were given the requisite if you see something, say something speech, but it seems that a lot of people were seeing things and saying things. the orlando killer's former co-worker said he is inhinged and filled with rage. other co-workers say he boasted having ties to al-qaeda and other groups which earned him a couple of interviews with the fbi. but the question is whether the fbi or agents could have done anything different comey said this. >> the honest answer is i don't think so. i don't see anything in reviewing our work our agent should have done differently. >> the problem city believe the fbi director is right. there is nothing that can be done legally to u.s.who plan toe of islam until they do it will will -- do it. that's why we should change what is allowed. if they have sympathy to

islamic terrorists whether they are u.s. citizens or not we should spy on them and tap their homes and if we find anything arrest them, deport them or hold them indefinitely without a trial. that is what you do when you are at war and your country is invaded. any objections? i don't think so. i want to get somebody who may be sympathetic with my argument. i think it is time for rules of war inside the boundaries of the country. what do you think some. >> the whole approach has been misguided from the beginning. political correctness has driven it. when we had a problem we said we want to treat everybody the same. we want to use the resources we have and we want to treat a grandmother on the way to orlando with the grandkids to -- who are going to disney world the same way we would a terrorist. we wanted never wanted to profile, but terrorists is certain behavior patterns. they act in certain ways. every time we had a terrorist attack, every time we do we go

afterwards and the neighbors say there was something a little odd or the family members said i went to saudi arabia a couple times. there were all of the warning signs and nobody paid attention to them. i think the better approach is to say 95% of the population will look at you once, but granny if you are on your way to disintoy world, have -- disney world, have a mice time. let's look at the people who have a similar behavior pattern to terrorists and then we should look closely. whether we do the things you are saying, i just think we should just look at them and follow them 24/7. we would have the resources to do that if we didn't have to worry about the 95%. >> i like freedom like you, but for me and not the bad guys. theoretically if we can separate the bad guys by spying on them, why not 1234 less freedom for them and more for me and you. >> you can conduct

investigations on people you suspect. that's not a hard dollar. the judge won't say i don't think you can follow this guy who we think is being sympathetic with islamic terrorist networks. you can get the warrant. that's not the problem president the problem is you are not going to deport american citizens. you can't deport american citizens. >> revoke their citizenship and then deport them. >> based on what? >> i know you can't do it now. change it all now. >> you can't charge someone with a pre-crime. he did not commit a crime in he committed a crime. >> i am glad you said that. >> for the lone wolf terrorist which he appears to be, he appeared to be the guy who was trying to impress his big brothers in isis. i like isis and i like hezbollah and al-qaeda. these groups are not the same. they don't like each other. he is trying to impress people

and he wants to be a cool guy. he does not appear to be operating with the net, would. he is not talking to anybody. >> my guess is you will find he was. >> there was a discussion that there may be somebody he is talking to. but if someone hasn't committed a crime you can't just change the rules and deport them -- >> but you can watch them. >> what if you do that now. >> i will change the rule right now. this guy -- >> which amendment are you trying to overturn right now? >> this guy is -- he visits saudi arabia. he goes again. on his way back the second time let's do a search and check him out and spy on him and see where he has been. he has shown sympathy for al-qaeda or isis. i don't care if are you a citizen. >> has he shown sympathy for them. he said the united states deserved 9/11.

okay, so he is a crazy guy. there are plenty of radicalized crazy people who are not muslim who said because of our abhorant social behavior that god brought 9/11 upon us. the problem is are we now going to target everybody for their speech. he went to saudi arabia twice. matt is right and you could get a warrant to survey him. you are talking about unlawful search and seizure. >> i i am saying -- >> what are you going to put him in jail for? going to saudi arabia? it is legal to go to saudi arabia. >> it does seem silly, but i don't know if it is silly. you go to saudi arabia and combine that with the we deserve 9/11 and you can't come back in. >> isn't that freedom of speech? >> you go to saudi arabia and think we deserve 9/11, you are out. >> i don't think what you are saying makes any sense and i

am angry about the intro still. so if someone goes to saudi arabia and they say something you don't like they lose their freedom? you want to make that an amendment to the constitution? >> you simplify it a little bit. >> you can always look back and say he did this thing and this thing. there are a lot of people who are suspicious and weird. the majority of them don't end up shooting a bunch of people. we can't problems -- prosecute future crimes. >> i want to make it a lot harder. why don't you start with my theory and go from there. can't we make it harder for people who hate this country to take action. otherwise they are sitting there. we can throw our hands up and say nothing can be done. i say we should do something. >> let's look at where this went wrong. there were warning signs. political correctness made some people decide not to report those things.

when those things were reported and those ab nor mall tees the suspicions, we put them in one box and say let's fix that. crazy guy. lots of evidence he was a kriezy guy. what was he doing with weapons like that? he was on a list. he was suspected it and they took him off the list. >> you think we should have background checks? >> we should definitely have them. >> thank you. >> here is where -- i would go to the nra, the most patriotic people in the country and say, guys, how do we make sure crazy people like this guy don't have access to these weapons. >> you know what the nra will tell you? we can't control crazy people. we don't know who is crazy and who is not crazy. >> this is not a small dismissive thing. >> i am not dismissing it. >> i am saying i don't like the nra and i will tell you what i will say is how do you determine crazy? >> it has to be al-qaeda and isis. i am saying that if the

biggest problem is islamic terrorism and i would deal only with that. if you have shown sympathy for islamic terrorism -- >> i don't want to keep looking at you. >> that's where we should invade their privacy. if you have shown sympathy for islamic terrorism, then i think your freedom of privacy is gone. >> it is for that person. why didn't they? >> good question. let's continue on this. >> the problem with all of that is to watch somebody 24/7 takes 30 to 40 employees, state, local, federal, nsa, to watch somebody. we have 2 had you people on that -- 200 people on that list to be watched all that time. europe is far larger. how will you deal with the man power issue of looking at the people? stop looking at the 95% who are on their way to disintoy world to have -- to disney world to have fun. >> i would go through the list. let's move on.

they pledged allegiance to isis, but according to president obama he was not directed by them. the president called omar mateen a homegrown terrorist who was inspired by hop grann tau -- propaganda on the internet jievment we see no clear evidence he was directed exter nationally. it does appear at the last minute he announced allegiance to eye sill. to isil. there is no evidence that he was directed by isil and there was no evidence he was part of a larger plot. >> this is semantics. dave smith, he was part of a larger plot. murder americans and he murdered the americans where he saw them. it seems like it is a larger plot. he has no connection and he is doing it in the name of isis. he says it on the 9-1-1 call. why even say that he is not really connected to isis when

he obviously is. >> no matter how many times obama says isil we are calling it -- >> what is it? >> it is a dis to israel. it is the islamic state of the levant. if you have the islamic state of iraq -- when obama does that it is a dis to israel saying you are really -- it is a lot more than just a rock in syria and it includes your jurisdiction. >> there are people in that part of the world that want to include israel. >> if there is a crazy person and an american citizen who decide to swear allegiance to isis, that's different than someone who got radicalized and is kcted to the -- connected to the network. there is a distinction. >> what is the distinction? why bother? maybe there is a distinction in a laboratory.

why is that the message? >> the laboratory called the english language. >> why is that his priority? >> let me answer your question. because he is the president of the united states and even if you don't like him and i don't like him he is trying to say to people that there is not a large plot that he was part of that you need to be scared of. there is something you can be more scared of which is these guys want this to happen and those people messed up in the head decided they want to make isis or isil happy by doing this. that's harder to come back. as he says as the commander-in-chief there is not an active plot will as far as we know. we do not have evidence right now. but that can change. >> to matt's point he pledged allegiance to isis and pledged allegiance to hamas and there is a distinction. hezbollah is a shiite

organization. he was afghani. >> they are all radical list. >> but this guy didn't know what he was pledging. al-qaeda hates isis. he is not sure what he is pledging allegiance to. i think he was a crazed, horrible islamic terrorist who decided he would get famous by saying i am pledging allegiance to all of these people and he wasn't part of a plot and decided to kill people and decided to make himself the martyr. >> that's the plot. >> it is a plot in his head. >> it is the plot of islamic radicals everywhere. >> i don't really care what his motivations were. look what he did. what were his intentions? he didn't mean to be that bad? >> the white house wants us to be left with the message when it is not a larger plot. to me it is the a plot against the west. >> the thing that bothers me is everybody immediately goes

to battle stations and the president says immediately it is a gun control issue. let's not offend the muslims by calling them radical extremists. the conservatives , everybody rushes to that battle station and they say it is political correctness. it is so much bigger than you think it is. this is global jihad. this is war against western civilization. this is like the nazis in world war ii. this is like communists during the world war. we are not going to defeat this. we tried for 15 years and we have yet to come up with a strategy that works. we have made it so much worse. both presidents made it worse. >> that's a great point. kt who worked in the reagan administration and this guy who hangs out in the seediest libertarian bars.

>> we are going to make america great again. remay get julie in there. >> i hang out with the liberal bar. where are they? >> i have yet to find one. it is me and matt getting drunk in his living room. >> i'm telling you it is a seedy bar. how have we made it worse? >> toppling secular dictators, everything we have done has made the situation worse. i do believe with kt that you don't want to jump into your pre thought out battle station. what you don't want to jump to is a grand authoritarian idea because we are all scared. this is a horrible thing that happened. we don't need to start disarming the american people. >> i don't want to disarm the american people, but i think it is a great opportunity for republicans and democrats, julie, to come together and to

restrict the freedom of easy llama cysts inside this country. >> that's great. i would love to know how you did that. he was born in new york city which gives him more rights than i do because i was president -- i president born here. he is an american citizen. short of beating his wife which is a crime and he should have been prosecuted, but other than that, he was stalking a co-worker, but short of that what was he doing other that than to saudi arabia and there is no evidence he is doing anything wrong, but he was short of saying the united states brought shrine will -- 9/11 on themselves. i am not a lawyer, but how dowry strict -- >> it is the same it is when you shea we should take away

mentally ill people's weapons. the question that begs is how do we tell who that is? >> a mentally ill person i suspect you should be diagnosed as a mentally ill opinion. >> now we have access to everybody's classified medical records. >> that is a great question. i am not a lawyer and that's an excellent question. i am a liberal who believes you can't take away somebody's right to have a gun. they are on the watch list because there is a bureaucrat and you can't been convicted on this. the sort majority agree with me on that issue. how do you take away somebody's first amendment or even the right against search and seizure and unlawful detain meant. why don't we just let everyone have their rights?

>> i think you are making great points, but we have a way -- there are watch lists. we have people in watch lists who engage in the terrorist sympathizing activities. >> the watch lists are not reviewable. >> that kennedy was on a no fly list. when you get on the list we kick you out of the country. trump and hillary respond to the orlando masacre.

live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright. good morning and here is what's happening. cell phone video capturing the horrific moments of sunday's

mass shooting inside an orlando gay nightclub. [gunfire]. >> the shooting carried out by one single person killing 49 people and wounding 53 other. the white house and the fbi say the gunman, omar mateen appears to have been a homegrown extremist. >> there are strong indications of radicalization by this killer and a potential inspiration by a foreign terrorist organization. we are going through the killer's life, especially electronics to see if there was anyone else involved in directing him or assisting him. so far we see no indication that this was a plot directed from outside the united states and we see no indication that he was part of any kind of network. >> the orlando community is

coming together ho honor those killed in the shootings. tens of thousands of people also attended other vigils across the u.s. and overseas. no now he will pay his respects to the victim's families. the killing of a french police officer and his girlfriend on monday was an act of terror. that's according to a government spokesperson there. the suspect stabbed him outside his home before killing him inside. the 3-year-old son was found unharmed. bernie sanders is set to meet privately with the democratic nominee hillary clinton tomorrow. the meeting will take place in washington, d.c. which is holding the democratic primary the same day. i'm kelly wright. now back to "red eye." >> on monday the two presidential candidates gave speeches addressing their --

the orlando masacre. hillary clinton would make the fbi targeting of lone wolves a priority. she also took a shot at a certain someone. >> inprogram terry -- inflammatory anti-muslim rhetoric and threatening to ban the families and friends of muslim americans as well as muslim business people and tourists from entering our country hurts the vast majority of muslims who love freedom and hate terror. and it is also dangerous. it also plays right into the terrorist's hands. >> meanwhile, donald trump renewed his call for a man on muslim immigration to america. >> we cannot afford to talk around issues anymore we have to address them head on. i i called for a ban on san bernadino and was met with scorn and anger. many said i was right to do so. although the pause is temporary, we must find out

what is going on we have to do it. he also squeezed in a few shots of hillary will. >> hillary clinton can never claim to be a friend of the gay community as long as she continues to support immigration policieses that bring islamic extremists to our country and who suppress women and gays and anyone else who doesn't share their views or values. >> there it is. dave? >> it is a krfty an -- crafty angle, isn't it? >> her constituents, she is not helping this will at all because of her inattentiveness. do you agree? >> no. i don't even know what to make of that of is he saying if his ban had gone into affect after san bernadino this wouldn't have happened? the guy was born in new york. >> basically he is saying you laughed at me ban before, but maybe it makes more sense now.

is that what he is saying? >> and i think he went on to say the father who was -- who had come to the united states from afghanistan would have been caught up into the net if we were looking more closely. >> the father came here like 30 years ago if not more. he came here during the reagan administration. how far back does the ban go? >> we have to prosecute future crimes? >> donald trump's grandfather came from germany and his father was alive during world war ii. does that mean his father should have been kicked out or grandfather been kicked out? >> julie, you don't like trump's plan. let's talk hillary's plan. >> let's do it. >> what did she say in the speech? she tried to satisfy a lot of points. was there any focus to her policy? >> i have been here all day. her focus i think was on the fact that we have to be smart about the tie and not have a

dragnet of muslim we assume are terrorists and terrorist sympathizers. >> what do you think being smart is in her book? >> i don't know about intelligence -- i can imagine the tweets i will get about intelligence. >> you don't foe much about intelligence? >> i don't know about being intelligent. i do know this, she is right about we have to look at the lone wolves and the san bernadino killer was born here and this guy was born here. we have had people radical he'sed -- radicalized and that to me seems a lot more dangerous than any muslim who might come from sear raw or iraq that has been vetted and vetted and vetted. >> interesting. you talk about the lone wolf argument. did you read the ambassador's editorial when he said enough with the lone wolf. they don't exist. i think i plagiarized him a little bit in the monologue.

it is no longer the lone wolf. these lone wolves are extensions of radical islam. >> it has adapted. there are two threats posed to the united states. one is immigrants coming here trying to be i'm grabt, but they are a wolf in sheep's clothing. al kay ask you -- al-qaeda has the ability to reach over our borders and reach deep into society and to attract and seduce and radicalize and recruit rad -- radicalize. here is what will happen next. you want to be a radical. you can get this thing called inspire magazine which will teach you how to make a bomb in the kitchen of your mom. the step after that is they will become an interact tiff jihad university. they know how to do a bomb and

then there will be somebody in the basement in chicago who wants to be a radical easy islamist. then he will have an interactive relationship with a bomb maker. say i am the bomb maker and you are the terrorist. i will give you the ingredients and you will put together your bomb and then you will show me and i will say no, tom, you didn't do it right. you have to do this and that. you will have somebody who unlike the time square bomber who had the truck filled with egg mows cities that didn't work because he had the wrong stuff, you will have the truck filled with stuff that works. >> absolutely. we have to go. half time with tv's andy levey.

welcome back. time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed from tv's andy levey. >> hi, tom, thanks. let's get to your moment with tom. if someone is suspected of sympathy to terrorists we should spy on them and tap their phones and enter their home without warrants. if we find something deport them or hold them indefinitely on trial. in you rules for a new world will any objections? i have a few. >> 26 bucks for a prop joke.

>> in all seriousness, you like freedom for you, but not the bad guys. you are talking about treating suspected it bad guys like bad guys which we can't do here. >> yeah, i'm going to start. that's what i was saying. you were convincing me even as you read it. >> you might fit in better in like a third world country. >> you brought them up visiting saudi arabia. >> i said combine that, andy, with the 9/11 was deserved and i am happy about it. combine those two things.

>> you can get a warrant, but to get to your point, the fbi did investigate this guy. they apparently -- there was not any evidence or anything for them to warrant making an arrest. >> if you see something, say something. apparently 95% of twitter i don't hold myself in the position of understanding everything about an fbi position i haven't seen the records of. they did investigate it and they came to the conclusion that there wasn't any list that he should be on permanently or any crime he should be charged with. that's a thing that happened. >> and that's terrifying. >> we will find out more as the days and weeks and months go on. from what we know now, do you think the fbi -- does it sound

like they blew it or did they investigate and there is nothing there at the time. then two years later. >> you answer the question. if you will a of the -- if all of the warning signs were there, talking about the as -- aspirations he had and pledge ali -- allegiance to all of the radical groups. the fact that the father id i am a taliban supporter and the father and son seem to share a lot of political opinions, all of these warning signs were there. and yet somehow nobody added them altogether and said, gee, maybe not this one and maybe not that one and maybe not this one, but put them together, and whoa there is a guy who is about to explode. >> fair point. dave, you said what tom said made no sense and asked if he wanted to make it an amendment to the constitution where you say something bad about saudi uh riech -- saudi arabia you go to jail.

he just wants to do it. >> kt, you said you would go to the nra and say how did a crazy person get a gun? >> that is crazy. >> was he officially deemed mentally ill by anybody? >> that's one of the issues that we have a second amendment. we have a right to carry weapon. if you look at that gun free zone, if one person even the security guard had a weapon, maybe we wouldn't be looking at the number of fatalities we have and the number of injuries we have. when the nra and members of the nra act responsibly with the use of firearms, they would be the best people to tell us how do you prevent this from happening? the people who are sports men, they don't want somebody like that to have weapons. they would be the first ones to say that's not where they belong. somehow he at least

had one of the weapons legally. >> but again -- >> i mean, obviously we know now that he was crazy. if he hasn't been certified as mentally ill, i don't know how you stop that on a background which can. >> why do you think he was? >> he killed 50 people. >> there are a lot of people -- >> i am comfortable saying he is crazy for doing that. >> president obama says there is no clear evidence he was directed exter nationally. there -- i think the president president -- at least from what we know now, the president is probably correct on this. i agree that it doesn't make much of a difference. >> glad we agree. >> julie, you are most likely correct that he wasn't part of any specific plot or had a tangible connection with

isis. tom, pulse is a gay nightclub and not a seedy libertarian bar. julie, thank you for being one of the people on the left who does president feel it is okay to take away american's rights. >> the right hates me and the left is about to hate me. andy, you are going to be the only one who likes me. >> no joke, it is terrifying that so-called pros agrees city think this is are -- progressive think it is a good idea will. >> not just progressives. 88% of the country. >> trump and clinton, trump's grandfather came here and trump's grandfather was alive and asked if he should have been kicked out of the country. >> that would have saved us a lot of heartache. >> it would be a lot more fun. >> radical islam has adapted more than we have. you are talking about the

on-line stuff they have been able to do? >> and the argument that somebody in yemen is better at social media than people in the united states who created twitter and instagram. i just refuse to take that somehow we are losing the social media war with radical islam. >> i am done. >> thank you, andy. should you follow your passion? we'll discuss. first here is what is happening on the next "kennedy." >> hello "red eye." judge napolitano and dana perino. and no radiohead. i will see you.

live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright. good morning. here is a look at the news. president obama will travel to orlando on thursday to pay respects to the victims of sunday's nightclub masacre. mr. obama has called the shooting an act of terrorism and hate. around the nation the vigils are being held in honor of the 49 people killed in the attack and the survivors. at the same time we are learning more about the man behind the deadliest ms. shooting in u.s. history. the fbi says there is no evidence of a plot and the killer, omar mateen, expressed support for several radical groups. one witness reports he spotted mateen drinking at the gay

nightclub on several occasions before the masacre. he was killed in a gunbattle with police. and new information out of france this morning about yet another terrorist attack. this one involving a police commander who was stabbed to death yesterday outside his home in a suburb of paris. the victim's girlfriend was also killed as well. their accused killer has been identified as a 25-year-old man with a past conviction for recruiting terrorist fighters. earlier this morning france's president revealed that more than 100 people have been arrested so far this yary and his country has potential terrorism threats. nearly a thousand miles north of orlando, florida mourners gathered to pay tribute to another victim of gun violence. this was the scene last night in new jersey. the hometown of christina grimmie. hundreds took part in the candlelight vigil including her family, friends and fans

will the 22-year-old singer who made her mark on "the voice" was gunned down after signing autographs after a show in orlando on friday night. i'm kelly wright and now back to" red eye." >> don't follow your passion. that's the advice from my university colleague, mike rowe. we hang out in the teacher's lounge. you are better off learning to love the job you have rather than chasing the dream you will never land. take it away, professor. >> in my opinion you have all been given terrible advice. that advice is this. follow your passion. if we are talking about your hobby, by all means, let your passion lead you. when it comes to making a living, it is easy to forget the dirty truth. just because you are passionate about something, doesn't mean you won't suck at it. your happiness on the job has

little to do with the work itself which brings us to the final dirty truth. never follow your passion. always bring it with you. >> my gross passion? fonts. moving letters. that have -- that is a great video and very infor ma tiff. what do you think? >> i like micros, a nice guy. we interviewed him and made similar points. do you think he is not following his passion? he can wear his dorky hat and be the i'm working class guy and i like vocational schools i will never attend personally and i am making a tv show that is a total reflection of my passion and there is a nonprofit that is a reflection of the nonprofit. is this job part of your position? it foreign policy part of your passion? is comedy part of your passion? is being hated by everybody on the planet part of your

passion? >> when i graduated college i said when i am the 40s i will be the person both sides hate and i have accomplished that mission. >> julie, he says take your passion with you. >> i take it with me every day. my twitter feed allows me to take it home every day. >> we all had passion, but we were realistic about our chances. he was talking about people who will lineup and they are the american idol and they are not. >> this advice contridicts the fortune cookie i got earlier. i completely disagree. you have to follow your passion, but not be dilutional. that's the problem. people are dilutional about their abilities. you may have a passion for sing, but a terrible voice. don't follow that passion. if you find a passion you are good at -- well keep trying. >> i think it is buying into what you are doing and pretend it is your passion. convince yourself you are into

it. >> he was irritated. people say don't let minute tell you, you can't fulfill your dreams. i'm tell you you can't always fulfill your dreams. you have to go out and do the hard work and then you will become passionate about that which you succeed at. >> one is like love the one your tea with, right? >> that's the free love anthem of the 70s. >> my period, i want to point out. it worked out okay. >> i want to see kt after hours. it is a whole other show. >> i want to see photo. >> let's look at your instagram account. >> you are not old enough. the others suck it up. everybody thinks they will be happy all the time? it does president work -- it doesn't work that way. >> go way down. don't even try to be happy.

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next "red eye" -- >> carls junior, the number one burger chain in the world, i believe is getting rid -- ridiculed on the internet for a new ad from todd gurly. see if you notice anything unusual. >> as your agent i want to welcome you to california, todd. todd's hupg gree. you like burgers? i -- i like burger. >> of course you do. >> thanks for burger. >> i get 10% of that. it is a joke. i get 20% of that. >> very alert viewer notice he is biting into a cgi burger. they were ruthless in their mockery. if he was hungry you should have fed him a real burger.

a lot of things in social are enhanced. but he did eat a lot of cali classics. he is chomping down on an actual burger. julie, what do you think? >> i think it is so cal. >> i thought it said social media. >> thank you for correcting me. >> i am glad you did it. >> in realtime. >> are you trying to avoid the real issue. californianss are bunch of democrats that lie to people. >> i am going to say and i said it off the air and will say it again. if somebody gave me a burger king double cheese burger i would do a thousand takes and it would be real every time. >> it is not even an endorsement. i am hungry. i am hangry. i want a burger king double cheese burger without real meat. >> it is enhanced anyway.

every commercial they have food and it is made up. >> like the paris hilton finger i can aring on the car hood -- finger licking on the car hood, thit was real, right? >> they may have air brushed her a little bit as well. >> i'm sure they didn't let her eat that burger. have you done this? the bite and smile? you are biting fake food. >> what capacity would i do it. >> who assumesone a commercial. >> in my day i did a couple things with dave for wendy's. i had to eat chili. >> you bite and spit. you can't eat chili all day. >> who cares if that was a real burger. this is not a scandal. here is my take. i think he is a vega in. it is southern california and everybody in southern california -- >> he didn't want to eat the

meet. he wasn't eating the big burger, but when you saw what he was eating, it was the tomato. kt, you are closing out all of our segments. special thanks to my panel and, you know, see you next time. thank you.

brand-new details on the shooter, the fire power and the active investigation into the terrorist attack in orlando. this is "special report." good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. federal investigators are uncovering details on the terrorist who perpetrated the deadliest mass shooting in the united states at a gay bar in orlando, florida. 50 are dead, including the shooter. isis calls them a soldier. former co-workers hardly surprised calling him unhinged and unstable. now, new information