sunday. the clinton campaign in damage control mode trying to contain the fallout from hillary clinton's highly anticipated sitdown with the fbi. good evening. i'm laura ingle in for harris faulkner and this is "the fox report." the e-mail probe appears to be winding down following hillary clinton's three-hour interview with the fbi. the clinton camp acknowledging voters may have an issue trusting the presumptive democratic nominee in the wake of this and other scandals. supporters making the rounds on the sunday talk shows saying hillary clinton is ready to prove herself. >> she understands she's got to earn people's trust.

she will work hard to do that. i give her credit for saying she's made some mistakes and she will try to show the american people she is going to work hard, especially for working families in america to earn their trust. kristin fisher is live with this. it seems everyone was talking about clinton's trust issues today. >> it sure did, laura. it is not just clinton surrogates talking about her trust issues. it's clinton herself an at the end of the week where there were three big event and every one called in her trustworthiness as a candidate. first the benghazi report, her husband's meeting with loretta lynch and now the meeting with the fbi. her trust numbers are 30% and 66% described her as corrupt. >> i'm going to continue to put forth my record, what i have stood for, do everything i can

to earn the trust of the voters of our country. i know that's something that i'm going to keep working on. i think that's a clear priority for me. >> clinton as a big week coming up. on tuesday, she will campaign with president obama for the first time and then on wednesday she will be in atlantic city, the site of several of trump's failed casinos to attack his business record. the clinton campaign is doing their best to try to move past the trust issues but trump and other republicans aren't likely to let it die anytime soon. >> the other big question, any update on when clinton will announce her running mate? >> several of clinton's possible running mates made the rounds on the sunday shows this morning. tom perez, sherrod brown and corey booker. listen to how booker responded when asked if he was actively being vetted by the clinton

campaign. >> i'm referring questions about the vice presidentablecy to then who has to make the decision. you should talk to the campaign. >> that is different what he said weeks ago. he is referring all questions to the campaign r campaign after denying it. it would seem he is on the short list. aside from that the camp is quiet. >> thank you for that. we will keep watching. donald trump taking to twitter to respond to the clinton fallout. no surprise there. firing off a bunch of back-to-back tweets a short time ago. brian is with us now. trump zeroing in on this private meeting between the attorney general and president clinton. what do you have to say? >> it is clear hillary clinton will not be indict an he is zeroing in on the private meeting held by loretta lynch and bill clinton on monday as

proof that clinton is getting preferential treatment as to show the system is rigged. he said "i believe crooked hillary sent bill of the the meeting with the united states attorney general. so bill is not in trouble with hillary except that he got caught." another tweet, "does anyone believe that bill clinton and the attorney general talked about grand kids and golf for 37 minutes on plane on tarmac." he always takes to twitter. >> that's right. we asked kristin, are there any new clues about trump's vp pick? >> it appears he could make his decision before the republican convention in two weeks. the short list includes newt gingrich, new jersey governor

chris christie, mike pence. and trump met with pence and his wife yesterday at a trump golf course in new jersey. the pence camp releasing a statement reading "they talked about policies that are working in indiana and the future of this country. nothing was offered during the meeting and nothing was accepted." . corey lewandowski, former campaign manager, talked about pence's odds? >> i think the vice presidential selection will come down to one person's preference, donald trump. he has a number of years of washington, d.c. experience. he was part of the leadership there. he has served as a chief executive of an important state, a state donald trump needs to win in order to be successful until the election. >> lewandowski was fired from the campaign and now more changes. bennett turned in to one of his

most visible surrogates and advisers is a former adviser, no longer with the campaign. >> so much going on this week. >> unpredictability. that's what trump does. >> the political insiders are ready to talk about this later this hour. >> always a good time on sunday night. >> it is indeed. a lot to get to this week. right now authorities are holding a tucson man without bond for allegedly threatening to commit acts of terrorism. targeting government buildings in arizona. will carr following this story from our west coast newsroom. do authorities think the suspect was planning these attacks specifically for the the fourth of july? >> good evening. authorities tell us they believe it is coincidence that this arrest happened over the holiday weekend. that doesn't mean they are taking it any less seriously. they say the 18-year-old has been charged with terrorism and conspiracy to commit terrorism.

the allegations against khan are for conspiring to commit acts of terrorism against government buildings in phoenix and tucson. his court documents have been sealed but neighbors say he lived in an upscale community in tucson, came from a quiet family and they often saw him running and biking throughout the neighborhood. the superintendent of a school that khan attended in 2013 said he had some behavior issues and his parents pulled him out of school after a couple of days so he didn't have to face disciplinary action. unclear we reached out to his current school, and unclear if he graduated or was still attending high school in tucson. he did appear in court yesterday and is spending his holiday weekend behind bars. >> how many domestic tror suspects have been arrested on this? >> well, this year not including khan's arrest, there's been four domestic terror-related arrests. compare that to last year. the numbers were much higher last year.

67 suspects were charged. that's the most since 2001 over the last 15 years more than 500 people have been charged with terror-related crimes and since it is the holiday week here, authorities are on high alert for any terror-related actions that could play out throughout the course of the weekend. >> thank you. friends and family gathering at a new york city synagogue to mourn the loss of nobel laureate, humanitarian and cole cost survivor elie wiesel. he was a teenager when his family was sent to auschwitz. his mother and younger sister died there. his father died in another camp. he chronicled that experience in his memoir titled "night." it was one of the most widely read works of the 20th century. chaos in the 12r50e9s after a bomber drives a truck of explosives in to a crowded

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a scary scene in central park. police say a man could lose his foot after stepping on what is likely a homemade firework. >> heard some young men yelling. ran up the hill. came on their friend who was laying on the rocks and his left foot was severely damaged. assume they had been playing with fireworks but they claim they didn't have any fireworks. he stepped on something. >> reporter: you can see how busy it was too. police say there's no evidence

this was part of any kind of attack. now to the iraqi capital of baghdad where officials say a devastating car bomb attack killed 115 people and left nearly 200 wounded. kitty logan has the latest from london. >> the death toll has continued to rise throughout the day making this one of the worst attacks in iraq in recent months. the bomber clearly intended to cause maximum damage driving a truck of explosives in to a baghdad shopping center at a time it was packed with people ahead of the holiday. the buildings quickly caught fire, trapping many inside and huge blaze burned throughout the night. the attack happened just after midnight local time when people were out on the streets after breaking the daytime ramadan fast. as day broke, rescue, woers pulled bodies from the charred wreckage. it is thought many women are and children are amongst the dead.

isis claimed responsibility for the bombing. it said it intended to target shia muslims as it has done in the past. the white house condemned the bombing and said the attack will strengthen its resolve to fight isis in iraq. in the past few days they have been able to push isis out of fallujah but this bombing shows the group is capable of striking back and determined to do so. now it is starting to lose on the battlefield. there are fears it could increase insurgent tactics. there's been a rise in isis attacks in iraq in recent months resulting in mass casualties as we have seen today and isis has struck in turkey and bangladesh in recent weeks. >> thank you so much. someone making off with a truck that had $40,000 worth of

cargo on board. it wasn't diamonds or fancy jewels. >> i don't know if they know what was in it. maybe they thought it was an empty trailer. >> what was on board? you'll never guess. chicago bracing for a weekend of violence. homicide rates soaring in the city and they are expected to go up during the holiday weekend. how police are working to prevent it. that's next.

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extra police patroling the streets of chicago this holiday weekend. in an attempt to curb an expected spike in shootings. matt finn reports. >> reporter: chicago's staggering shooting and murder rate is now at a level not seen since the 1990s. someone is shot every two hours, a person murdered every ten hours. and now comes the fourth of july weekend. statistically one of the windy city's deadliest. chicago police is heavily beefing up a patrols with 5,000 officers hitting the streets and expressways with help of the state police and fbi. active warrants are underway and will continue through the weekend. officers by land, air and boat will patrol areas considered

safe such as the navy pier and ballparks. the objective, lock up repeat offenders who officers say will continue to shoot unless stopped. >> while we face historical charges, including repeat offenders willing to use guns to solve petty issues, make no mistake we are using every tool in the arsenal to secure the safety of chicagoans. >> reporter: chicago fraternal order of police says officers are afraid of lawsuits, being accused of racism and internet videos that may appear to incriminate them. >> no one is not going to do their job, not go to a call of shots fired. we go to the gun fire. we will continue to do that. it is amount of above and beyond type of activity that officers were engaged in that we may not zee at that same level every

again. >> chicago police are stressing that the majority of the crime here in the city can be link to a series of repeat offenders. and today police announced a new policy that throws the book at those that keep pulling the trigger. in chicago, matt finn, fox news. two dozen people were taken to the hospital last night during a kenny chesney concert in pittsburgh. most of them were treated for intoxication or drinking-related injuries and a handful of arrests. one officer suffered a minor injury breaking up the fight. a 2013 show saw more than 70% arrested and 30 tons of garbage left behind. a search underway after a bit of an unusual robbery. someone taking off with a sem imf truck carrying 20,000 pounds of cheese. it happened where else but in wisconsin.

>> this is unfortunate but over my career and several others a lot of strange things have been taken. >> reporter: police say that cheese heists are a growing problem in america's dairy land. earlier this year, someone stole another trailer of cheese and police recovered a stolen load of parmesan 120 miles north of where this cheese truck went missing. someone must have a big refridge r5i9er. a special guest for this edition of the fox report. bill o'reilly, host of the o'reilly factor and producer of "legends and lies" joins me with a special sneak preview of tonight's new episode. don't miss that. the clinton campaign admits the presumptive nominee may have a trust issue with voters. can she overcome it? the political insiders are here to weigh in next on "the fox report. asy to love your laxative when that lax loves your body back. only miralax hydrates, eases and softens to unblock naturally,

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. the ten-part series exposes the untold truth about the hero and patriots that shape america as a nation. executive producer bill o'reilly is joining me live to talk about it. hi, bill. >> thank you for having me in. >> glad you are with us. of course host of the o'reilly factor on the fox news channel. focus tonight on george washington. good timing for independence day. tell us about it. >> george washington has been billed to the american people as this myth. that's the beauty of "legends and lies" because he was a tremendous, great man and an icon but you don't really know who he was and how he acted. people are going to be very surprised at how brutal george washington was. how tough a man he was. we portray that fairly vividly tonight at 8:00 and i think some people will be shocked to see

it. >> everybody knows you are a history buff. i'm told you dipped in to your own research for the series. tell me about that. >> i have some letters written by george washington and some of his lieutenants. there are a few things that we found out about washington that people don't know. number one that he was a fairly insecure man. when he was first appointed as a colonel, he was in the british army in the french and indian war. he took over this rag tag group of patriots. they didn't know what was going next. there wasn't a declaration of independence or constitution yet. they didn't know. he had to discipline and mold them and that took a lot of toughness. that's what we zero in on the

early days of washington's command. >> sounds so interesting and also interesting in recent interview you talked about how donald trump is like jfk. tell us about that. >> they were asking why donald trump conducts himself the way he does. i told them when you are a billionaire and come from a family with so much money you are used to saying what you want to say. trump his whole life, i have known him almost 30 years. he says what's on his mind and the interview-i said the same thing with jfk. people don't remember that john kennedy did exactly what he wanted to do and said what he wanted to say because he came from a rich, powerful family. when you are in that circumstance, many times, you

are more uninhibited than if you have a lot to lose. >> can't wait to see what is happening the top of the hour. thank you for joining us on this holiday weekend. don't miss the brand new legends and lies patriots right after the fox report. hillary clinton may have her work cut out for her. her team acknowledging she needs to win back voters' trust. it is time to bring in the fox news political insiders, a former pollster for jimmy carter and fox news contributor, former republican congressman for new york and former pollster for president clinton and fox news contributor. welcome to you all. what a week. i mean, your people on twitter and all of us have been waiting to hear what you have to say. i want to start with you, doug. >> sure. >> obviously we have been talking and reporting about the fbi interview with hillary clinton yesterday, amid a holiday weekend and of course what happened with the former

president meeting up with the attorney general loretta lynch on the tarmac. a lot of people say this is what people have been talking about, the trust issues. >> there are other issues. there were some media reports today that immediately after the fbi interview, three-hour interview that hillary had been exonerated by the justice department. that raises more questions than answers. first, the credibility of the report. >> hasn't been verified. >> and the idea the justice department could leak, that she or the fbi, that she had been cleared without a thorough review of her comments in light of other evidence collected the last six to nine months and frankly we haven't digested what happened with president clinton and loretta lynch and whether

she is totally recused herself or not recused herself. this raises total questions about the entire investigation. is it political? and where it is going. >> could it be clear -- it wouldn't be done that fast, right? >> no. >> we wouldn't have an answer that fast. >> they even leaked out another thing that i doubt they will have it wrapped up before the two conventions begin which is two weeks from tomorrow t. how do we know? we don't know. we don't know what the fbi has. they have not leaked for a year. the fbi has been careful about it. let me say this, the word trust, do we trust hillary clinton? do we trust bill clinton, loretta lynch, barack obama, a lot of people are saying no, i don't trust them. thank god n this particular case, there is one person that i think we can trust to be honest and fair and when this person finally speaks about it,

whatever he says will hold and that is jim comey of the director of the fbi. >> you think he will speak? >> he will speak in infection, do or say something and that is the key to the case. >> the timing seems, it comes on a fourth of july weekend, it happened quickly. 3 1/2 hours in front of the fbi and then it appears that's the only amount of time she will spend with the fbi. >> that's a pretty long session. i don't worry about the timing over the weekend. that's a good time to do it. it is a holiday for her. look, let's deal with the real fact. this has been an effort by the president of the united states directly and his subordinates to rig this system for her. it's incredible. bill clinton's interference on the tarmac with lynch proves how

disingenius. this is a justice department, remember, that indicted bob mcdonnell for crimes of supposed corruption which were not, vacated unanimously, 8-0 by the supreme court this week. it is a justice department or injustice department that went after robert mendoza on similar shaky charges because he opposed president obama on a iran and cuba. this justice department is worse than nixon. the president himself went out before any of this with bill clinton and said she's innocent. said that on this network. and then further endorsed her. the first time in history a candidate has been endorsed under criminal investigation. if you don't think the fix is in here, yes, i depend on comey. we are you can taing about the

lonely prosecutor and because this is movie z in greece, who is the one person who would stand up for truth, this hangs on the eve of the 4th of july, not since '73 like this with co comey's hands. >> i think the bill clinton loretta lynch thing has enhanced jim comey's role now. i think he is strengthen when he does decide whatever the fbi will decide. they can't criticize him. >> john is right. the best asset hillary clinton had was loretta lynch. appointed by bill clinton in '99. obviously most sympathetic figure. but by having the meeting that president clinton prompted, it means she is effectively taken

herself out of the decision making process. i don't know if the fix is in or not. i don't know if pat is right but it smells to high heaven, the whole process. >> isn't there a chance, a lot of people would say it is happenstance an he just did it. >> look at this thing. bill clinton goes on the plane to meet with attorney general. the server in question is in his house in chappaqua. it involves his foundation, his wife is the main target or subject of this investigation. in a proper physical setting the president should fire her immediately for this. to watch her on friday with jonathon capehart and everyone laughing it up, yuck, yuck, i wouldn't do it again. you shouldn't get a chance to do it again. >> you think she should have been fired now. >> the minute it came out. >> we will ask the political insiders how you might advise

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before break we were wondering how trump can capitalize off of what happened this week with hillary. how would you advise him? >> first of all, this is the greatest gift they can get. it is the gift that keeps giving. the whole week was great to show, if anybody looks objectively, this thing stinks to high heaven and a rigged system is what trump is running against and he needs to stick with that. it is rigged economically, rigged politically. and i'm the outsider and will clean it up. that should be his theme all the time. >> he has been tweeting about it tonight. what would you advise him to do? >> what john said i think to take this issue on about the corruption and this is a fixed deal at the moment is true. this week a judge gave permission to get the documents on hillary's appointments for the foundation.

the next day, mostly cloudy meets with lynch and the day after that the same justice department is in court for the state department saying we don't want any of these things released until july 19 -- 2018. >> 27 months. >> this cover up goes on and on. >> let's get doug in here. >> here's what i would say. despite the gloom and doom from pat an john, the real clear politics average has hillary five points ahead. the electoral map 250 points at this vote leaning in her direction. if the report is true and it's a big if she's been exonerated. 44.8 to 40.3. look, hillary is in strong position. if everything plays out the way that pat and john suggest it might it, it will be great going

in to the convention. >> she's not in a strong position and yomt to go over it again. are you going from here to the clinton foundation for a parties or something. >> i am. >> first of all, the race is funny. if you took hillary out and put in any other democrat in, they win by ten points. >> tlez a hidden trump vote of 5 points. add that on and he is tied or ahead. >> you are doing special polls and you would admit it off the air. trump is the weakest candidates against the democrats. the two parties nominated weak candidates. this fbi thing has potential to turn the race upside down. if hillary is charged she's out of the race. >> i'm not sure of that either. >> i want pat in here. a lot of people are talking about the vp picks and how

important it will be to bolster each side. where will we see the candidates go with the vp piblgs? we will hear what they will be? >> i think we all agree that trump needs someone who will heaven him some and give him more importance in government and seen as a serious, reasonable choice. hillary clinton needs to take only one person. xavier is the smoostest liar i have ever seen. he never blinks as he lies his way through in defense of her and she needs somebody who can lie for her. everything that she has said is a lie. that's why the country dust trust her in ways so intense i'm not sure the polling can measure it. that's what i think. >> rel quick, we want to hear

your pick. >> i think gingrich, christie. those are not the right people for him. they are the only ones he can get. >> what about pence? >> pence is neutral but not a great help. but if trump really wanted to win, he should be wooing john kasich. >> never take it. >> if you try hard enough you never know. >> if you go out and want to win ohio you woo that guy. being a politician and president means you woo people all the time. >> secretary clinton will go to a neutral choice or someone like sherrod brown who will help her in ohio. i don't think the vice president will make a difference. if it is newt gingrich or chris christie that will not help donald trump. more to talk about. there's been a lot going on this week especially when it comes to the front of terror. we will come back for more on that next. ill?

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hillary says we need gun control and to work with our allies, but we don't have a plan to deal with it. the american people are looking for a man and action. so far we have nothing. the white house is m.i. a. >> i think the more out of control the scene gets the more it helps trump. it helps the outsider, the feeling that things are out of control. like 1980. so many problems that finally they said we will do what we never thought we would do, vote for reagan. >> he has won the nomination. >> he hasn't won the nomination yet. >> seriously, i think it helps him. >> what more do we need to hear? a lot of people are saying substance? >> i think we need leadership. how you prove leadership is how

you act. i want to poik that john made that trump should work for kasich for vp. he is right. like kennedy got johnson. what trump needs to do on this and what both candidates do is prove their tuffness. we have the evidence of how hillary will deal with this because we just got the benghazi report. the one that the press said has ignored an not followed up on, where we see the scandal and cover up of all time, worse than watergate that took place to defend and protect the nonactions against islamic extremists and those that would even kill our people. that's the problem for hillary clinton. that's there for donald trump to exploit. no one doubts the president was missing that night and i say where the hell was he and the report saves they won't tell us. all donald trump has to do is say he will be in the situation

room. you are killing americans, he will kill you. she will be off. she's got a record of what she will do. >> we want want to talk about that report. we have been waiting for it and we finally have it. >> that committee was undercut before they got going by the majority leader kevin mccarthy when the he said, this committee was created to get hillary. that undercut that thing from day one. politicized it. le of emboldened them to saab staj the thing. the fbi thing so far has not been politicized. no republicans involved in it. she can't say -- >> the majority. >> thank god. >> my attitude is simple. the benghazi report came out. you know, the big winner remains the secretary of state who's five points ahead and if if rorls are confirmed may get out of the e-mail scandal unscathed.

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major league baseball showing its american pride this weekend hosting what's believed to be the first ever regular season game on an active military base. the league and the players association shelling out $5 million to build this baseball diamond at ft. bragg in north carolina. here's a look at how they did

it. the temporary ballpark seats 12,000 people but only active duty troops and their families get tickets. it is braves versus the marlins in what should be a special holiday matchup. you have to love that. i wanted to ask what makes you a proud american. we will start with you, pat? >> 300 years ago, almost 300 years ago, those people who would sign the declaration of independence, pledging their lives, their fortune, their sacred honor did so in the name of a people willing to rise in revolt for their country. right now that tradition lives. politicians are selling out that, giving up their oath of office to protect their party corruption in both parties. the american people this year have risen up to take back their country. i think the country stands in danger that's important and makes me proud that americans do that. >> that's great. thank you so much for that. doug? >> this is the greatest country in the world, for all of our

flaws, the problems with politics that patrick rightly cites, we have great freedoms, liberty, the right of free expression, free exercise of religion. it makes me proud and we need a plan from our leaders. the military and politicians to protect those freedoms and to stop and eliminate radical islam. >> john, you are a proud american? >> very proud. i agree with pat and doug and i'm more than proud, i'm thankful to be here. we are all born or are living in this country at this time for all the problems we talk about every week it's the best place to be and we will work our way through the problems as we always do. >> that's amazing. we want to remind everyone to get on twitter and instagram and use the hashtag #proudamerican. i'm laura ingle. thank you for watching.

have a happy independence say. "legends and lies, the patriots george washington" starts right now. >> previously on "legends and lies: the patriots"... >> there are two things i cannot abide -- deserters and rebels. >> our dead brethren were cruelly and villainously massacred! >> ever since lexington and concord, all of america is at war, dr. franklin. >> good god. >> i hereby propose that this congress appoint as its commander colonel george washington of virginia. >>