thank you very much. good night. hi, i'm greg gutfeld, with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, tucker karlsson and her full-length mirror is a compact, dana perino. "the five." calling donald trump's attack on hillary today a speech is like calling d-day a nature hike. >> hillary clinton and as you know, she most people know, she's a world-class liar. hillary clinton has perfected the politics of personal profit and even theft. she gets rich making you poor. no secretary of state has been more wrong more often and in more places, her decisions

spread death, destruction and terrorism. everywhere she touched. isis threatens us today because of the decisions hillary clinton has made. hillary clinton may be the most corrupt person ever to seek the presidency of the united states. >> accused her of murder, corruption, lies. creating isis, appeasing enslavers and rapists, destroying the entire middle east. the speech wasn't just a vehicle, it was a dump truck unloading steaming wet garbage on hillary's head. the ohm things he didn't blame her for was "zoolander 2" man buns and coconut butter. trump takes off the gloves, adds brass knuckles, a blow torch and death metal. he took the criticisms about his

temperment, put them in a t-shirt cannon and fired them right back. >> she simply lacks the integrity and temperment to serve in the office. from the bottom of my soul, i know this to be true. her leadership style, volcanic, impulsive, disdainful, and disdainful of the rules set for everyone else, hasn't changed one bit. >> volcanic, impulsive, you could say the same about trump and be right. it's godzilla versus mega-godzilla. it will get ugly, like tyson versus holyfield in '97, someone's going to lose an ear. after trump's bad week he needed something to help him forget the financials that are trailing him like toilet paper on a flip-flop. he got stuff wrong, but he got one thing really right. the wrong, condemning offshore practices he once did himself. hitting globalism and also

condemning stuff that he was once for. what he got right was really big. >> i'm grateful beyond words to the nation, that has allowed me to do it. so when people ask me why i am running, i very quickly answer i'm running to give back to this country which has been so very good to me. she believes she's entitled to the office. her campaign slogan is -- i'm with her. you know what my response is to that? i'm with you, the american people. >> there you go. this is the pernicious globalism he should be hitting. reminding us that we come first that america as an idea is worth keeping and fighting for. it's absurd to find that idea so refreshing. but in the age of obama, saying such things is like belching in a crowded elevator. and i should know. tucker, what did you make of the speech? >> well i kind of agree with you about the hillary stuff.

i mean it's emotionally satisfying to see the dump truck unload the garbage on her head. even her supporters know this she's dishonest, not a news flash. he wins when he makes the point as he did, you didn't show the clip, that we, america went off the rails when it substituted americanism, policies that speak to the middle clas from globalism. policies that speak to corporations, it's easy and this is true of most affluent people including me until recently, to care lot about the poor and it's easy to care about the donor plas that pays the bills. but caring about the middle class, unfashionable, often overlooked, kind of dorky. that's the heart of america, you can't have a functioning economy without a robust, self-respecting middle class that's prospering. we don't have one. and if he sticks to that, he'll wi win. >> juan, what did you think? >> i like the line, i'm with

you. and i liked hillary's line from yesterday's speech, i read all of donald trump's books, they all end at chapter 11. we have this dump truck unloading. the question is, what's the policy? you have all this promise, you know what, she's not really for, as tucker was saying, the middle class, we got to look out for the american people. where are donald trump's actual policies? that's what i thought was empty-handed here. he talks about things, that i've read you know tax hikes, but tax hike for who? tax cuts for who? tax cuts for the very wealthy. he talks about trade and it's very interesting, because you know that's an issue that appeals to bernie sanders' voters, let's cut back on the trade issue. she's an internationalist, she's a globalist, i'm not, i'm america first. but when the economists look at it it's going to cost americans jobs. i say let me hear your actual policies, mr. trump and then i'll make a decision.

>> kg, what do you make of what juan said, there's no substances to his promises. >> that can come. today what i think he needs to do is show that he was up to the task and give a little taste, a little sampler of what's to come in terms of why there are stark differences, choice to be made here between choosing him as commander-in-chief and president and choosing hillary clinton. yes, tucker's right that people have heard these things. we know it to be true. but i think when you've got that sort of avalanche today, viva bas everyone ra, all the garbage at once, that's a mess, there's to way to clean up the mess on aisle seven, it's just bye, bad, out. i like that, showing her whole candidacy, and this entitlement, the idea that she deserves it, not the idea of trying to earn it and i'm with her. and when he said he's with the american people. and i particularly loved the clever little book report you know it was like the clinton recitation, going through all of this things, i mean my god, she

even got jewels from the saudis. she's like, bejewel me, i'll take your money, i'll take your cash and i'll take the oval, hand it over. that was the feeling i got. >> that was an example of something that bothered me about the speech. one of the things that bothered me, the jewels, every first lady is given jewels from world leaders and those are actually the property of the american people. and if you want to keep them, you have to pay for them. if you don't, they go over to this like amazing room a the white house. >> i've been there. >> it's like a little vault. >> not that place, but -- the place where what george bush library, they had all the gifts. >> like a president gave president bush a tiger, no, a lion, a stuffed lion that's in there. that belongs to the american people. that's why it's at the library. >> she's not giving it back. >> i think what people would, if you're a republican and you've liked trump all along, you're saying see, i told you. this is the guy who will fight for us, he will fight even more

outla outlandish. i think that might help a lot. the other problems that he has are significant. but i agree that there's, there's time to fill in the blanks because when hillary gave her economic speech on tuesday? monday? didn't you call it yesterday on "special report," like something from a freshman dorm room. they were scratching out economic ideas. >> so banal. when was the last time you heard hillary say something interesting. she doesn't get credit for being as uninteresting as she is. >> we've heard from her for so long. why don't we hear from her right now. this is her slamming, trump today earlier. let's roll that. >> the self-proclaimed king of debt. has no real ideas for making college more affordable or addressing the student debt crisis. he has no credible plan for rebuilding our infrastructure. apart from his wall. he has no real strategy for

creating jobs, just a string of empty promises. and maybe we shouldn't expect better from someone whose most famous words are -- you're fired. he's going after me personally because he has no answers. on the substance. >> voice of a songbird. >> i think her audience loves it, though. there's not a laugh track. the people in the audience are excited, there's enthusiasm for her to be the president if you're a democrat. opposite, if you're at a trump raly, you're going to get all of those lines. so the camps are fully activated. >> it's like a bill maher, show. >> no matter what she says, they're going to cheer. we need supply-side economics! yeah! >> a lot of stuff she said trump also said. but infrastructure, about trade, there was some things about -- bringing jobs back and everything. some of the stuff could have

been interchapgable, kg. >> i think you're right. it depends on whose jersey you're wearing, right? what's your home team, who do you want to win. so in both of those speeches when you juxtapose them, you see something for everybody. a hillary supporter,or you've got the red meat. for the trump supporters, they're into that. it's what they want to hear and you want to have enthusiasm for your candidate. and the reason why trump has done as well as he has, is because people are like, this guy san outsider. he has an advantage when you talk about the jobs and the economy because he is a business person. he comes from that sector. >>. >> i think we've seen the two speeches, i think it's important to establish the larger context, which is hillary clinton is leading in the polls. hillary clinton is leading on most issues, policiwise with voters. the one big one she's not leading on -- economics,

american voters think donald trump would do a better job of handling the economy. that's why hillary clinton is taking a proactive attacking stance so early. going after trump on this. what does she state? she says look at all the failed casinos, don't forget look at all of those people whose bills have not been paid by the great donald trump. and then, this week, moody's analytics came out and said we looked at trump's policies. we look at what he's prescribing, there would be more unemployment in the country. there would be lower wages in the country. and she is citing those statistics coming from moody analytics, they used to be on the romney team, right? >> i don't know. >> here's why it doesn't work. she can't have a coherent economic message. she's torn between two opposing and equal forces, on one side the bernie factor, she needs to win over his voters to win and on the other hand she needs the banks, the finance sector to continue to finance her campaign. they have very different visions of what the campaign is trump,

the one thing you can say to him, he isn't beholden to anybody. >> literally. >> that's true. >> if he starts begging for money, he might be beholden for more. >> the one thing you can say about him, he's so unpredictable. the only thing he could be reading a script from some donor? probably not. >> how did you feel about his delivery. he does a prompter, but then he feels compelled to go off a little bit. >> that's a good blend for him, right? that's like making the pivot in his way. and because the stiltedness of a teleprompter from the beginning, it's amazing, there's a news story that somebody is using a teleprompter. that's how incredibly ridiculous some of those campaigning is i thought today was a good blend. if you can have a prepared script that's basically like bullet points and then add in your own special flair? that's perfect. >> i thought it was note

lewandoski, it was mannafort. i thought it was effective. in terms of trump i thought he delivered the message. that's why you were able to play good bytes right at the top, coming from trump. >> i think he's doing quite well with it. he's not a politician by trade. what he is is comfortable in his own skin. and with his decisions, hopefully good ones. >> teleprompter after a while gets very easy to learn. next -- a big admission from bernie sanders, and an appeal today by donald trump for -- the democrats' voters. stay tuned.

bernie sanders, the today the democratic socialist finally admitted he's likely not going to be his party's nominee. >> have you begun to prepare your speech for the convention? will you speak at the convention? >> well you know it's hard to say it doesn't appear that i'm going to be the nominee. so i'm not going to be determining the scope of the convention. >> you don't say. who will his supporters turn to? this is fascinating. a new poll out today shows nearly half of bernie sanders' supporters won't get behind

hillary clinton. 22% of those say they will vote for trump. the presumptive gop nominee made an appeal for sanders voters earlier. >> will never be able to fix a rigged system by counting on the same people who have rigged it in the first place, the insiders wrote the rules of the game to keep themselves in power and in the money. that's why we're asking bernie sanders voters to join our movement. so together we can fix the system for all americans, so important. >> there you go. that, ladies and gentlemen, is a pitch. so he threw it out there, tucker, to say hey, i want you guys, we got a trump tent here in gold. made out of gold. we're welcoming you in. >> i love the fact that sanders is finally conceding he's not going to be the nominee. he's mr. delayed reaction. >> he's still a socialist. he's still a socialist.

>> he's still pining, but at least admitting that he's not going to be the nominee. trump has said this from almost the beginning. and people mocked him. there is a convergence, certainly there is on trade. it's bigger than trade. no one knows what's in the tbb. but the south korean trade deal. it's opaque to the average person, but the notion that the system is rigged for a small group of people, that's not a hard message. it doesn't have to be a message that's exclusive to the left. it shouldn't be, it's not an attack on capitalism. it doesn't need to be an attack on capitalism. you're going to get an unstable society if you have a concentration of wealth that's like what we're seeing here. that can't last forever. >> some of the numbers surprising because -- >> very surprising. i was one of the original people to mock this idea there was going to be a migration of sanders people. so the 22%, i think is huge and

big i don't understand how a supporter of a socialist can be a supporter for a capitalist. and also a socialist who is so ignorant of national security. at least we know that trump is a nationalist. and is willing to fight, beyond our borders in case we're threatened. i don't know anything about sanders when it comes to national security. but then i thought about a lot of sanders supporters don't care about national security. and they don't also understand economic policy. they're just ticked off. maybe one out of five can go to trump. because they're nonideological anyway. >> dana, from a language and word choice type of thing. it was very interesting. he was really hitting on that theme of outsiders and you can't fix the system if you go with someone who has been on the inside. they're part of what's rigged it all along. what do you think about that? >> definitely worth a pitch. these people feel like they don't have anywhere to go. we're missing one person. it is gary johnson, the

libertarian candidate. if you look at the report, the poll out of utah today, the youth there, 18-34, 36% of them, they have gary johnson at the top. that's the lip therrien candidate. then it was hillary and then it was somebody else and then trump. growing up out there, i'm not surprised. it has changed a lot like colorado and utah, wyoming, the youth out there like the libertarians a lot. pretty much they just want to be left alone. i don't know if the rigging of the game is enough to convince a lot of the bernie sanders voters to come over. remember what bernie sanders said before, it's his mission to make sure that donald trump does not become president. to the extent that any young people will listen to bernie sanders. some will vote for trump. but the majority will take the lead from bironie or a president that they like, obama. >> you may look at the choices, if you look at hillary, she's like the evil stepmother and trump is her eccentric uncle

and. >> and gary johnson is the like the -- >> bernie sanders said he doesn't think trump is going to get his voters. he said trump is a bigot and anti-worker. he wind through issue likes minimum wage, taxes, global warming, immigration. a huge difference and when you look at '08, the last time we had a serious contest on the democratic side guess what, even after the primary was over, a huge number of clinton's backers say i'll never vote for obama. and what happened? by the time we got to november, it was like 0% of them ended up voting for obama. they didn't stay home. >> but hillary clinton did something that bernie sanders is not doing, and it should probably do very soon. she was very gracious, she took

the loss like a pro and said, as hard as it is for me to have this loss. if you want me feel better, we have to get behind obama. >> mccain was viewed unfavorably by about 23% of democrats, so as an option are you going to with obama or mccabe. mccain wasn't viewed that badly by democrats. 23% only viewed him unfavorably. when you come to trump it's like my god, 89% view him unfavorably. >> one quick thing that you said, immigration is a deal-killer for bernie supporters. if you care about wages why would you support mass immigration which of course lowers wages. what happens if you you are hispanic, latino? >> it's not a question of numbers, if you care about the environment, why would you want millions more people coming. china is a disaster because of all the people. new zealand is a paradise because it's not.

>> tucker nobody said that bernie sanders voters are intellectually consistent. >> could you make the case. >> he's smart. >> real quick, dana, did you think made the case for his first 100 days, he had to specify things that people, he talked about what he would do about repealing obama care, taking care of immigration. lift restrictions on energy production and pass a massive tax reform. >> i think what he actually did, instead of worrying about the first things he did. >> the lead was supreme court justices could be up to even you know, four. democratic lawmakers stage a rare sit-in on the house floor to demand a vote on gun control, the dramatic capitol hill protest, next.

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last week the fbi director said the bureau could not have done anything differently to have prevented the massacre. but now yet another person has come forward to say he warned the agency about mateen two years ago. a friend who attended the same mosque. >> omar had mentioned to me he had seen videos of anwar al awlaki, which threw up a red flag for me and i asked him what he thought about it and he told me they were very powerful. what raised a red flag even further. i contacted the fbi and said this is a gentleman, at that point he was in a second marriage, had a son, was starting a family. i didn't think he fit the profile. just in case i wanted them to look into it so that nothing bad would happen to anybody. >> attorney general loretta lunch has an unconventional idea of how we should be fighting terrorists, kill them with kindness. >> our most effective response to terror and hatred is compassion, unity and its love.

>> kimberly, let's start with the muslim at the same mosque as mateen, going to the fbi, he's doing everything we've asked them to do if you see something, say something. not that the fbi can get everything perfect, but they miss it. >> it's so tough to take. when i think about those 49 lives that were taken , how thi could have been prevented. and you have someone like this, god bless this man coming forward, doing what we implore the muslim community to do. let's be in this together. let's all help one another. you see something, say something. let us know if something is amiss, you've got unique eyes and ears on a situation in real-time and you really might be on to something. maybe thaw think is insignificant. but not to someone else that can put the pieces together and may have gotten another call about that person. i'm so glad that this man came forward to say that he can did this. i hope it encourages other people to do so and obviously

nobody feels worse about this than the fbi there was definite signs, information coming forward. they do, the best job that they can, but this is tough to take. >> any thoughts on this, tucker? >> yeah, this is one of a number of instances where the exact same thing hapsd. the co-workers at the security firm reported him to authorities, who concluded he was working in a hostile work environment. it was their fault. this is a violation of the basic agreement we have with government. i send more than half of my income to the government to do things i don't like, but they do the best they can do to keep me safe. they failed in this case and rather than admitting that, they're blaming mere and every other gun owner, saying this is your fault, america, you have the wrong kind of firearms, you're dangerous. actually, no it's not. we pay to you prevent things like this from happening and yet you blame me when it happens? that's too much. >> i think the good news is that we're working hard on

gender-neutral bathrooms. while we're letting these things happen in san bernardino, fort hood, and the scum in orlando and what he did, because people are fearful of actually saying something, because they might be accused of islamophobia, we're still tackling the stuff that matters and that's gender-free bathrooms and -- >> and global warming. >> by the way where men are filming young girls going in at target. read it, juan. they're going in and filming young girls as they're changing in the changing room. because target says you can be in there. that's what we're focused on. >> how are you going to say islamophobia, the guy is a muslim. the guy who said this stuff, who warned the fbi. >> people are fearful of harming their careers if they're seen as islamphobic. it's good that he did it. remember, the neighbors in san bernardino were afraid to say something. the people knew that the psychiatrist at fort hood were was up to no good, but were afraid to say something.

>> it's a lot of monday morning quarterbacking. >> it's important that we set a precedent. clearly we have been, as kimberly was saying, imploring the muslim community to be cooperative with law enforcement. here's a guy. contrary to what i'm hearing in fact the fbi checked this guy out aggressively twice. but they came to the conclusion they had no constitutional basis, right, for in fact either holding him in prison, putting him in jail or -- >> put him on a delayed gun list. put him on a delayed list. so they checked him out. >> the big point is, he didn't fit the profile. what does that tell you? that the profile is changes, if you watch "the americans" on fx, they come to america and raise the family. the kgb, that's how they did it that's what's happening now, get married, raise a family, look like you care and then there's no profile. >> who else did that? san bernardino.

>> the difference was the wife, the wife that came over. >> it could have been a front. >> you know what, when you have the fbi do their job, they can only do it, we live in a free society. fy say greg looks weird to me today -- that's not a reason to put you in jail. >> this is a free society. we'll always be at risk. let's protect ourselves. >> now they're going to look like the beaver cleaver family. the huxtables, they'll fit in assimilate. they're just like us and you wouldn't suspect. >> can i get one comment from tucker on loretta lynch's comments, about killing them with kindness, love, unity. >> it's too easy, t-ball. >> you're more of a baseball player? >> as a professional analyst, i felt bad. >> she's worse than eric holder. >> i would like to defend her. when she's talking about love and compassion, she's talking about the community. that has to be paired with

security and exacting justice. if that's missing, then compassion is pointless, right? >> you've got to have the big stick. if the ar-15 is missing, it's pointless. why am i the threat? i pay my taxes, i don't break the law, i'm not a radical muslim. why should -- >> this weapon of war? >> that's not a weapon of war. it's a military-grade weapon. >> juan, juan, a metaphor for you. you know when a kid who is 18 buy as troeta corolla and soups it up. lights around the license plate, puts new rims, that's the gun. it's just a .22 gun that's painted black and has little gadgets added. >> here's the thing --

>> a magazine with 30, a magazine with -- >> you know why? because you have dodo birds talking that know nothing about weapons. >> not talking about this show. ahead some twisted logic from a co-host on "the view"" she accuses donald trump for provoking the assassination attempts against him.

this weekend, a british man in the country illegally, an illegal alien was arrest ford trying to assassinate presidential candidate donald trump. there's no possible way to justify an attempted assassination. one of the co-hosts on "the view" implied that trump is to blame for provoking the lunatic who wanted to kill him. watch this. >> it's wrong what happened. you never supposed to violently try to take someone out because

of their views. but with the trump campaign and all that campaign rhetoric, to incite violence, he said i should punch this guy out, one of the protesters, it makes me wonder whether or not that campaign, the vileness of it and the rhetoric is going to bring more people of the woodwork like that. >> juan, how is this different from blaming an assault victim for her own assault. for being dressed provocatively. she's blaming the target of an attempted assassination. >> i don't think there's any justification for it she used the term violent. there's to way that someone is going to try to kill me, oh yeah, why did juan say that or do that. >> i see some of the letters. >> 0 i'm telling, i don't think there's any excuse for it now she is right to this extent. the context and violence we have seen at trump events and rallies, whether it's come from people who arage traitors, we've seen violence inside trump

rallies. if that's what she's saying that there's a pattern here, i understand that. but you can't blame somebody who is the target of an assassination. >> do you forfeit your right to your life or exercise of your first amendment if you say things the left disagrees with? >> imagine if you said that about other assassination attempts. >> i wouldn't, i wouldn't, i could mention some very, some very famous names. if you had said that, you would not have a career. you would be frog-marched out of the building. it's our fault, getting politics or any political opinions from "the view," is like getting career advice from the homeless, it's on you. so i don't think it's like you know, it doesn't make sense. i don't know. the point about blaming the victim is i think the most important thing here. to juan's point, i don't think any trump fans ever went to anybody else's rallies to pick fights, roo it?

>> i feel dana, not to make some dippy generalization about america, but it feels like there's an acceleration of lunatic rhetoric going on. >> the more outrageous, the more you get attention and a little sound byte on the fief later on. >> this is a british man, 20 years old, he had never shot a gun except two days before he had this idea in his head that somebody was telling him to kill donald trump. so he should have practiced a little more. and one of the reasons that the fbi or secret service, let's get this out. you don't want copycats. >> he's mentally ill. >> i'll give "the view" credit for at least mentioning it. i didn't see it on any other newsoutlets. the presidential candidate, someone tries to assassinate him and nobody notices? >> i read about this and i thought why aren't the lead people talking about this. it is important to get it out there and i love the fact that they moved in quickly to do something about it you can't have a situation like this and especially you have somebody,

obviously he has serious psychological problems, and he's hearing voices. >> he's had these kinds of thoughts where he's been focusing, obsessing, it's a dangerous situation. for anybody that runs for office, look what we saw happen over one of the british parliament members that was killed. >> trump was on "fox & friends," they asked him about it and he was like, i don't -- i think part of it is the guy didn't come close. the authorities were able to disarm, he never got the gun, they stopped him quickly. it's interesting to me that you guys are willing to talk about the fact as greg said, that he's mentally nil this situation. >> there's no ideology like islamism behind him. he had serious mental issues and people knew about it. >> someone was telling him to --

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i'm a stock broker. >> stock broker? >> yeah. >> i tell you what, you show me a pay stub for $72,000, i quit my job right now and i work for you. >> hey, paulie, what's up? no, everything's fine. hey listen, i quit. >> a lot of people fantasize about doing just that, saying good-bye to that crummy job. according to t"the wall street journa journal", a growing number of employees are doing that, telling their bosses i quit and giving no notice, some are young who may feel frustrated by the limited prospects at their job or they have limited attachment to their job. but others are older employees who may feel overworked, underappreciated after their years of labor could that hasty exit hurt job prospects later? or is it just the new reality?

what do you think, dana? >> i think that if you see something that is unethical or criminal and nobody -- you can't right the wrong and you can't be a part of it, it's acceptable, or if you win the lottery. that would be acceptable. i say give the two weeks' notice, don't burn a bridge, try to stick it out. two weeks goes by fast. >> what if your job is burning bridges? >> you can do it for two more weeks. >> don't encourage him. >> what was interesting to me in this is how the world changes, because at my age, i think whoa, you work for a company for a long time. according to the numbers, this is so shocking to me it says here workers 20-24 change jobs every 16 months. 25-34 every three years, 25 and over, they change jobs every five years. it's now in america, the job market is a constant churning. >> that's not what this is about. this is thoughtlessness. having been fired with four

kids, i'm grateful to work. you ought to be polite not to do this to an employer. what's the whole message of the internet, take three steps back, is that you're a precious snowflake. we care about you. the message in the workplace is we don't care about you at all. shut up and work. >> millennials are saying what? you're not listening to my feelings, you don't care about me as a person. and then they split. >> anything that feels really, really good is wrong. >> don't do it. >> all fantasies are bad. the idea of quitting your job feels so good, that you know it must be bad. to your point, the only people who can get away with this, are people who don't have kids. this is a luxury for people with no responsibilities, like me. >> do you have something to tell us? >> a lot of these people say if you don't take a new job offer

immediately, that employer could rescind the offer while you're in that two-week interim. you want to is jump at the new job, you say hey get lost to the old boss. >> this is so bad and every time i talk to young person we do mentoring and i tell them, do not, you may want to have a career change or a job change, et cetera, one you better treat people with class, you never know when one of those people will be the boss at the next job. you need a good recommendation, a review, don't burn bridge, be courteous, be appreciative to have that job. there might be a day you'll wish you were back at that job you thought was beneath you, don't quit your job without having another offer and give appropriate notice. as you would want to, you wouldn't leave somebody hanging like that it's always -- i haven't seen it turn out well at all, people are like i'm done, i quit, i'll just look around and i'll find something. it never works out. >> has someone turned this into reality in your work life?

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of 100,000 square meters of beautiful glistening yellow/orange fabric. you can see it there. what they do is they attach it to more than 220,000 floating cubes and they attach those over some concrete floating buoys. unbelievable. the result is two miles of walkways that consist of two, two small islands, to the small town of sesano. they've been trying to put this together for 15 years, but it will only last for 16 days, it closes july 3rd. >> this is the only artist where people die. they build the stuff and it falls over and, there have been casualties. >> but they had the gates in central park. and -- >> who is the next? >> go. >> i want to you meet this guy. his name is joseph okal. he is a chess coach and he led the girls team in engelwood, chicago, to a national championship. he has been expelled from the

chicago teachers' union for choosing to coach the team instead of taking part in a union's one-day walkout in april. this is according to a cbs report. the letter expelling him. he doesn't know if he'll have a job because of this decision. here's him talking about it. >> i think it's all a matter of the principles we take in our lives. i can be a sack official lamb. but for the kids i'm concerned about. >> that's the kind of teacher that you think, who is doing the right thing on behalf of the kids. he is going object on megyn kelly's show tonight to talk about it. >> i think the union made a bad move. greg's sports corner. >> the best soccer clip there is if you're not familiar with soccer, it's a sport where you can't use your hands, and if something happens, you fall down and cry. this is christiano ronaldo. he used his hands, there you go.

that's why soccer is so exciting. so kimberly. go. >> he's hot. but i don't know what else were you doing with that. so tim tebow and shaquille o'neal were among a group of local athletes who visited orlando. this is really fantastic. went to the regional medical center on monday to comfort the victims of last week's terror attack. both have connections to the area. tebow grew up in jacksonville went to the university of florida and tebow in particular, i don't know if you remember the story, it's heartwarming about the bartender who was injured, they had someone holding him to stop the bleeding. that was tebow's high school teammate, rodney sumpter, incredible story. nice of him to do. a confession, i like james carville. tomorrow night he's being roasted at the kennedy center in washington, i'm a part of it, bob saget is hosting it, it

should be hilarious. >> a very handsome man. >> special report is up next. donald trump lashes out at hillary clinton. and marco rubio changes his mind about his political future. this is special report. good evening, with welcome to washington, i'm chris wallace in for bret baier. after pressure from colleagues, senator marco rubio said today he's running for re-election to the senate. he announced his decision first, to fox news this morning. we'll have our interview with him in a moment. but first, a liar and just plain corrupt. those are some of the attacks donald trump leveled at hillary clinton. one day after the democratic nominee said trump