>> heather and i are back in one hour. "outnumbered" starts right now. sandra: fox news alert. the countdown is on as donald trump is in the final phase of picking a running mate. this is "outnumbered." i'm sandra smith. here today, harris fullinger in, nationally syndicated radio talk show host, make fan mccain, co-host of "after the bell" on fox business melissa francis, our #oneluckyguy, host of geraldo rivera reports, reporter geraldo rivera. you're outnumbered. >> delighted to be so. sandra: we're about to have a lot of fun. the veepstakes is full on. we might get announcement any day now, any moment. let's get started.

mr. trump expected to make his vp announcement within the next 48 hours we're told. this morning the presumptive nominee fueling speculation as he and some of his family members visited the home of one of the top candidates, indiana governor mike pence. pence appearing with trump at rally in indianapolis where the governor praised trump and slammed hillary clinton. the other top vp contenders said to include new jersey governor chris christie, who reportedly met with trump's family yesterday. and former house speaker newt gingrich, who trump is meeting with as we speak last night trump telling bill o'reilly he narrowed his list to five candidates and but saying he is not trying to build sub spence. watch. >> i'm not doing this for surprises. i'm not doing this for games. i'm doing this because i want to pick somebody that will help me get elected. >> in another interview trump says he needs a fighter as his running mate since he is being attacked from all sides. geraldo, dare i ask you to speculate on who his pick is?

you know him very well. >> dare, dare. he hasn't called me. i'm really annoyed. i think pence is totally competent and acceptable. newt i think i know that sean loves him, sean hannity loves him. he is such a competent person, former speaker of the house of course. presidential candidate in his own right. a little on the old side, i would submit. i do believe i'm the oddball out, not surprise me and not uncommon i believe chris christie would be -- he can't get john kasich. this is too bad. kasich would be the best perfect fit, ohio necessary to donald trump's ambitions. kasich has been so nasty though to trump and so firm he will not be a part of ticket. i think chris christie, the way he decimated marco rubio in the debates, i think he would wipe out any prospective democratic vice-presidential candidate in any head-to-head debate.

he is a fighter and trump says he is being attacked by all sides. i can't think of anyone more competent in a street rumble, assuming that he is not an unindicted co-conspirator in "bridgegate." sandra: meghan, i spoke with newt gingrich, former speaker yesterday afternoon. he is totally up for the job. would accept if offered but i said what do you think is the most important thing for donald trump knowing him as well as you do? one, somebody capable of being president. two, they need to have good chemistry. this is very personal decision for donald trump. has to be somebody he is comfortable working with next four to eight years. >> here is why i like newt gingrich, for number of reasons. architect of modern conservatism for very long time. nothing short on brilliant. he will call donald trump out on some of his incendiary language. he needs traditional republicans feel going forward.

i actually think he is the best pick. sandra: he stood up for your father early on. >> and also against the hispanic judge when comments were made. newt gingrich would be conscience for donald trump. that would ease a lot of concerns for me. i known newt gingrich a long time. love his wife calista. melissa: you feel a lot of times vp pick will be pandering. that he will mellow him out. with newt gingrich he does respect his opinion and listen to him. it is sincere, why does he say that. i don't agree with you when he said that. that trump is actually listening to him. they say about mike pence that is somebody who is conservative and make conservatives feel better. you only feel better if you believe trump is truly listening to the person. otherwise a pander to that group. i agree with you, with newt it looks like he would actually take that advice and listen. sandra: when we heard he met

with mike pence's family, this must be a done deal. now he is meeting with chris christie. harris: reading tea leaves is one thing. when he makes the announcement we'll listen and watch and that is what counts. how he gets together with people up front is what he does. we'll see hillary clinton do it on her side as well. i watched your twitter account, meghan. you tweeted something out that was interesting. retweeted newt gingrich last night saying that donald trump profoundly owes your father and other veterans an apology. i thought that was really interesting. meghan: that is older tweet. harris: he wants to go step in those places with credibility or where others bombast i cannily said not caring whether or not they will support trump. >> he is not caring about political correctness.

not going for diversity move or female move because it would be diverse. harris: paul manafort said they wouldn't want to be pandering and probably wouldn't be a woman and not a minority. >> newt gingrich is older than i am. harris: look at you. you're selling it. >> chris christie is the kind of guy, i understand that it is doubling down. i mean, it is not too old white guys. it is chris christie is flamboyant, fighting sharp elbow guy. harris: do you think? >> what's that? harris: chris christie and donald trump, what do you think? >> too white? harris: no, too much alike. >> alike, white. meghan: has history of going after clintons, chris christie is so dredged up in scandal is popularity numbers are in a all-time low. >> he is slogging his way through "bridgegate." when i said in my remarks earlier, this assumes he is not

unindicted could conspirator, they have gone through great legal gymnastics to be unindicted cospirittores are in "bridgegate." christie says it is not him. if not, i think it is him. sandra: donald trump tied with hillary clinton in three crucial swing states, florida, ohio, pennsylvania. since 1960 no candidate has won an election without taking at least two of those states. according to the "quinnepiac poll," trump is ahead of clinton in florida, 42-39%. a big difference from last month when clinton was leading him there by eight points. in ohio trump and clinton are tied at 41. in pennsylvania trump is now up two points, 43-to clinton's 41%. when it comes to who is more honest and trustworthy, trump wins on that count in all three states. all right, so this is just getting even more interesting. harris: so what is interesting about this is the eight-point swing we saw with hillary

clinton particularly in states like florida. that is really problematic because of dates this happened. while we've been watching, no charge from doj. loretta lynch on the hill. no recommendation after charge from james comey, hearing on hill. you hear the back and forth. it is hurting her to have this stay in the headlines. melissa: absolutely. i thought that was thing most compelling. it wasn't just the lead but how much it flip-flopped by. i was down in florida recently. somebody walked out into the crowd with make america great hat, everyone in the area turned on person and there was this rum bell. there is a lot of divisiveness. a lot of anger out there. people are reluctant, in a lot of battleground states saying they're for donald trump as well. i wonder if support is greater than some people think because you're embarrassed to say it. harris: we had someone on the couch said 5% vote our guest is saying we don't know what that

will be but likely donald trump. shadow vote. >> people embarrassed to the say trump. harris: called it a shadow vote. i think that is interesting. meghan: that notoriously happened in south carolina campaign, people said he wouldn't vote for one guy and he was 15 points up on election day. harris: if he is five points that is outside rcp polling. >> anyone who bets against trump or denigrates his chances will miss the boat as they have throughout the entire primary season. now as to why hillary clinton is down so much, i think there is no doubt going back to what the house majority leader kevin mccarthy said, this whole email scandal, bringing it up, every possible venue, every possible legal venue, every political venue, let's have another hearing on this, that and other thing, and that absolutely preposterously, stupid meeting of the former president and loretta lynch on

the tarmac in arizona absolutely appalling -- sandra: attorney general yesterday watching her testimony and just not answering any of questions. >> i didn't mind that. it is just the drumbeat. it is over and everybody you talk to knows about this email thing. what is the email? there is no crime there. no one is going to be indicted. there was never a grand jury yet being shrunken on it. meghan: she is dumping money into battleground states. $40 million. trump is got four, this is as good as you got? money is not talking in this election the way it once did. >> i agree with that. harris: what is the possibility reopened issue of whether or not hillary clinton lied? melissa: so you heard them laying that out yesterday. they talked about is there a lie, yeah, but anyone who sits out there for that long and testifies for that long, they're going to inevitably make a mistake somewhere and they will go back to that exact same thing where she may have lied but didn't mean to, it wasn't intentional. no intent.

it will be exact same circumstance as before. >> i agree. melissa: i don't think it is worth doing. i don't think the non-stop drumbeat necessarily hurts her that much i think people already think she is -- harris: what is hurting her? melissa: not an enthusiastic candidate. >> i think it does hurt her when trump saying "crooked hillary," "crooked hillary." every, i know that chaffetz sits on this seat and others appear and so filled with righteous indignation over hillary clinton. if you say she is liar long enough, marginal people begin to believe. meghan: bill is hurting her. not just on tarmac. "black lives matter" thing happened a few months ago. like if he has some psychological thing inside of her head he is trying to sabotage her. meeting with loretta lynch is crazy. >> that is crazy. i don't know what he was thinking about. sandra: we'll leave it there. maybe there is something to that. >> psychology? melissa.

yes. sandra: five days republican national convention begins. of course fox will have come hedges sieve coverage of that and "outnumbered." we will be starting monday at noon, eastern from the rnc. then again from at 4:00 eastern on the web. foxnews.com/outnumbered and on facebook live. join us. maybe we'll be on chairs or something. >> taking the whole couch? melissa: maybe fits in the bus for "the five." put couch on top. sandra: funerals being held for three of the five police officers murdered in dallas last week. as some are questioning the president's tone at yesterday's memorial for five fallen officers. when you booked this trip,

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harris: fox news alert. live pictures on somber day in texas. funerals today beginning for three of the five officers murdered in dallas last week. in plano, a memorial for seniorcorps ral lauren ariens at the press wood baptist church. in dallas, loved ones say good-bye to d.a.r.t. officer, brent thompson a newlywed. a service planned in dallas for sergeant michael smith. away from there in the white

house president obama is meeting with mayors, members of academia and civil rights activists to address issue of police violence. he paid tribute to each of the fallen officers by name. he also offered words of support for law enforcement nationwide. >> we know the overwhelming majority of police officers do an incredibly hard and dangerous job fairly and professionally. they are deserving of our respect and not our scorn. harris: the president also included in his remarks the issue of race and policing. >> if we're honest, perhaps we've heard prejudice in our own heads. none of us is entirely innocent. no institution is entirely immune. that includes our police departments. but even those who dislike the phrase, "black lives matter", surely we should be able to hear the pain.

harris: so it is interesting, meghan, because the president and social media and other places was getting criticized and mentioning, "black lives matter" in such an important memorial speech. blm reached nearly 100,000 signature threshold to get response from white house. the timing was questionable too. meghan: obviously black lives matter is becoming a huge movement and discussion escalates in the country. for memorials i am for mon norring the dead and keeping it at that he can have a conversation maybe later today at a press conference but i thought it was inappropriate but not enough for me the get outraged. harris: geraldo. >> i'm kind in the same place meghan is. no doubt, that many, many black families are fearful when their children are out at night of the police than the crooks. "black lives matter" if anything

made that very clear and i knew it before we know it before, people from big cities like this one. but this was a specific act of terrorism that killed five officers and i wish, as meghan suggests, that the president had focused his remark on the racial terrorist who did -- >> right. >> it was religious terrorist in florida. racial terrorist in dallas. killed these five people. concentrate on five victims and later in the day you know, at another event or at this event today recognize the undeniable reality that so many black people feel that the cops are their enemies. harris: i see you nodding along. melissa: i thought it was really inappropriate place to do that. i almost felt like he forgot what he was there for. he started out strong. we won't know the motive of this person. he said he was upset at white people. he wanted to kill white people, especially white officers. he did just that.

to bring up at funeral of these men who were killed out there on duty in the name of enforcing the law, they were killed because they were white and because they were police. to bring up the idea of jim crow and "black lives matter" at their funeral, seemed like glossing over why they were killed in their time. not that his remarks were wrong. they weren't appropriate for the setting. sandra: he condemned the act when he was there. meghan: not unexpected. our first black president. racial tensions are high. >> absolutely. meghan: cover at length on my radio show. people are very upset, people in the african-american community feel there is double-standard black man riding in a car than white man. first black president. don't find it appropriate but i'm not surprised. >> amen. harris: saw happening with chief david brown down in dallas which i thought was really interesting take on things. he said look, one of the few times we have seen him last few days offering words of wisdom. i want to hire more young men in

the police department. change the narrative. my phone is not ringing. sandra: he has been amazing. >> wonderful man. harris: so there are opportunities and i guess in my mind, as a person living in the skin with a family in dallas, we're all scratching our heads, wow, that wasn't just olive branch, he is offering jobs. we heard this very president say can turn things around like terrorism. meghan: i thought that was actually really important and poignant of him to do. he has been incredible through the the whole thing. it is not just about taking to the streets and being activist, about getting involved in your community. real life solutions, real time solutions what people are giving. sandra: i was happy to see him there. i was happy to see the bushes and obamas join hands and sing along. it was, it was a good moment for the country. >> agree. harris: we'll move on. fiery debate over illegal immigration. republican leaders are moving closer to embrace donald trump's plan to build a wall along the southern border with mexico. will this help or hurt the gop?

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>> whether it's a fence or wall, for years and years the platform included border fence, which congress passed in 2006 but never actually funded. so, the idea of a border fence has been in our platform for many, many years. and just, changing the word from fence to wall, what they did. and maybe it was a little hat tip to donald trump on that issue and that's fine. it is something that the parties had in the platform for a long time. melissa: geraldo, not that big

of a deal, not that big of a change. that is what reince is saying. it is wall, not a fence. >> i think it should be a moat with alligators. i understand the emotional resonance in terms of the wall in terms of republican base. i totally get it. to me, pro-immigration reform person, to deny feelings, passion, for things like the wall to stop the undocumented from coming across and so forth, i get it but as a person who owns a house in new jersey and having those potholes where i covered bridge collapse in minneapolis, you're telling me this is the best way to spend infrastructure dollars? you will build a 100-foot wall. god bless, if you want to do it, do it. cost 50 billion, $100 billion. 100-foot wall, and the drug smugglers and spend $25 at walmart and get 101-foot ladder. it is absolutely not going to solve the crime issue.

sandra: sell those at walmart? >> it will stop juan and maria from coming across to pick tangerines. if they want it i will not spend much passion of my own opposing it. melissa: meghan, what do you think. meghan: i want to get policy specific. saying mexico will pay for it, vicente fox and current president of mexico say it is not possible. i'm from a border state, from arizona. there are a lot of different ways to get the country. a lot of coyotes tunnel to come into arizona. i agree with geraldo, emotionally this is sim bombic for a lot of people -- symbolic. this is red herring at night, thinking immigration is solved when we spend all the money on big wall when it is not true. melissa: in terms of paying for, sandra. sandra: that is no light concern, right? reince priebus went on to say, that will be up to donald trump how to pay for the wall which he

says mexico will paid for it, congress agreed to pay for border fence 10 years ago. what will the taxpayer dollars be on the hook if the wall gets put into the platform. >> can you imagine a great wall of america to be, for donald trump to leave that as his lasting legacy in history? i think it is so insulting. but i again, i have to go back to the fact that i've been out of step with the country since i first wrote my hispanic book in 2007. i was with her dad when he tried to get the damn thing pass through the united states senate back in the 10 years ago and i just think there is better more humane, effective way to do it than waste money insulting latin people. melissa: in terms of making mexico pay for it, harris, there are a lot of different ways to make people pay for things. money sent to mexico as aid will be withheld. harris: that is what donald trump is talking about. melissa: pay for can mean a lot of different things.

go ahead, harris. harris: one of the things i heard over donald trump for the months, money comes just not sending as much as we do now. i get that. there is a cost of actually operating the patrols at border. you will need more if you have a actual structure there. so there is that additional cost. look, i have a hometown in nogales. right on the border. >> you have a home in nogales? i'm u of a. bear down. harris: that is where we got marid. i get it. i understand why it resonates. i know for years it has been in the platform. hasn't anybody talked about how to pay for it or only donald trump. >> ask "el chapo" how effective wall will be. there will be more tunnels under the wall than subways in new york city. melissa: we've leave those conversations. meghan: issue debate he hadly pushed donald trump in the stratos sphere. it will not go away. >> it launched his whole

campaign. he talked about mexi it was totally off-the-cuff. he got reaction from iowa primary electorate and went with it. harris: growing number of bernie sanders supporters feel they got bernd after the vermont senator endorsed hillary clinton. it end ad bitter primary battle for democrat. sanders says his endorsement is party unity. one supporter told "new york times," quote, intelligent bernie supporters will never support clinton because she stands for everything we're fighting against. another wrote on sanders's facebook page. you broke my heart and betrayed the left, senator sanders. others suggesting they would support a third party candidate. so more than 50% is, some of the polling that we're seeing of bernie sanders supporters early on said yeah, we're not in hillary's camp. so they will either vote for her and you know defy that or they will stay home. sandra: donald trump had a history of during this race

saying what people are thinking and when bernie sanders was making that formal endorsement yesterday he tweeted out, he just sold out when he said he would support hillary clinton. remember, i mean he is against everything that she stands for as far as who is funding her campaign. he has anti-wall street and wall street fund hillary clinton's campaign in large part. so it is no surprise his supporters have a major supporter with what happened yesterday. harris: so, there were also reports early on that the options also included voting for donald trump, not just staying home. melissa: it is interesting. i don't know how they can go over to her side. he is socialist. she send tirely motivated by money. he is for $15 an hour minimum wage. he makes 400 thank you -- $400,000 an hour according to her own tax return making speeches. they have nothing in common. people want a revolution, i

think a lot stay home. i think a lot of people in america just stay home. harris: speaking of tweets, pop one up from donald trump. he says to all the bernie voters who want to stop bad tray deals and global special interests we welcome you with open arms. >> that will hot happen. ridiculous. meghan: more than nick bernie sanders supporters there was absolute hysteria on twitter when he endorsed. politics will break your heart every single time. >> oh. meghan: it will. go back to howard dean. following hero candidates that happen, what influence bernie sanders has and how much the democratic party become as socialist party remains to be seen. harris: i think we're seeing it. you look how far left the platform. >> i want to fight with sandra about $15 minimum wage make making making promise she doesn't necessarily keep. donald trump says, come to me. special interests.

she didn't say anything. sandra: they hugged it out at the end. >> i was waiting for endorsement. he talked about himself five minutes. i'm great, i'm great, 13 million voted for me and i'm sharp and -- meghan: howard dean talking in five years. >> that lady next to me. she won. meghan: talk to me in five years about bernie sanders. he will be howard dean. will not be relevant and interesting this very moment. people have to have historical perspective and move on. harris: drop the mic. one thing stood out to some critics he was more dynamic than woman standing there. what a dichotomy. not good for her. >> i thought of when chris christie looking at me with those adoring keen eyes at donald trump. hillary, you're going to like me staring at bernie. there was internal tension.

waiting, okay, because he was talking off-the-cuff. when is he going to get to it? is he going to get to it. harris: eight minutes went by. >> all right, bernie. this is, no, no. i won vermont and -- harris: not him and others. they're at it again, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg and donald trump in war of words of the guess who "the new york times" is siding with this time? right after the tv version of us wraps up we pop up online live ready to go on facebook live. outnumbered fnc. tap the "overtime" tab. get in on the live chat. we'll include you on the covers. you know geraldo never holds back. >> who me? you do all this research on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates... maybe you should've done more research on them.

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sandra: new development in the war of words between supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg and donald trump. the 83-year-old taking yet another swipe at presumptive gop nominee, her third in the past week or so, telling "the new york times," quote, he is a faker. he has no consistency about him. says whatever comes into his head at moment. he really has an ego. how has he gotten away with not turning over his tax returns? the press seems to be very gentle with him on that. but trump, not taking it laying down, firing back on twitter. quote, justice ginsburg of the u.s. supreme court has embarrassed all by making very dumb political statements about me. her mind is shot. resign. and "the new york times," well they're actually siding with trump, writing quote, washington is more than partisan enough without the spectacle of a supreme court justice flinging herself into the mosh pit.

whoa. >> her mind is shot. he didn't have to go that far. it is like, if you knock someone down, kick them in the head. it was inappropriate. i've been supreme court justices including late justice scalia are very frank in private. what she said in public is outrageous. for her to go in interview situation to get embroiled in partisan politics very inappropriate. sandra: this tends to help donald trump. >> to beat up the old lady is ridiculous. harris: put herself in the arena, what you're saying? meghan: i think she was wildly inappropriate to make the statements. this is not her role. this is not a pundit. when i hear people making statements, stay in your lane. you're hurting your legacy. this is my job, not your job. donald trump becomes president and votes on something he disagrees with, that is what people pointing to and hurts her credibility. harris: go ahead. melissa: some people saying

maybe this is sign she is getting ready to retire, she would know. >> she would never retire. i don't think so. she is brilliant justice. i think her decisions are very well thought-out. she is great writer and i tend to agree with -- melissa: why 71% of the voters polled in the "quinnepiac poll" in florida are saying we need to blow up the system. it is not working. this kind of thing fuels that comment for donald trump. harris: it fuels, just to your point, melissa, it fuels this idea there is no separation. >> yes. i agree. harris: right? that no one can be not political and do their jobs. what they say -- we know we have feelings and opinions about certain things but appropriate and timing that is sign of judgment. >> appropriateness is exactly the word to use. it is not appropriate for -- sandra: if donald trump is he elected president and she is is making decisions on new administration, that is huge problem.

>> with the possible exception of justice kennedy you know exactly what the politics are of every member. harris: they're not out with it. not tweeting about it. >> because it is inappropriate. where she went over the line. that is where she got burned. sandra: said donald trump beat up on, i won't use your words, beat up on the lady of the was there a better way to handle this? is that what you're suggesting? >> her mind is shot? because she doesn't like him, her mind is shot? i don't think you can draw that conclusion. sandra: maybe that was referencing more her decision to make a comment. harris: could very with be. >> excellent justice on left-hand side -- melissa: we entered a new role being honest instead of supreme court justices pretending they don't have political opinion? >> that is good way looking at it. melissa: i never thought about abortion, i will never tell you how i feel it. has donald trump ushered in new ear rao where we are honest. >> her mind is shot? meghan: not her role.

melissa: that is how he feels bit. >> he doesn't feel that way. harris: every decision that she would make, that is the problem. sandra: i'm taking over from here. the attorney general not just dodging questions about hillary clinton's email on capitol hill. congressman trey gowdy as accusing here of running a two-tiered justice system with a special set of rules for people like hillary. does he have a point? and has the attorney general broken the public's trust? as a satisfied client, quicken loans has asked me to show you just how easy it is to secure financing for a dwelling like this. we need only answer a few quick and simple questions. name. address. income and employment history. now rocket mortgage will pull my credit at no cost and provide a custom solution based on my financial information. and all that's left is to push this button. ♪ [whisper] rocket. ♪

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if you're powerful and have a position of influence and you position of influence and you you can do things rest of the people can't do. that is why people don't have confidence in the justice system. meghan: i love trey gowdy. >> i disagree. i think trey gowdy had great, great potential and expended a lot of his personal verve on this hatchet job. i think it was political hatchet job. putting aside that stupid meeting between potus and loretta lynch on tarmac. sandra: you say stupid, like we should brush it off? >> she did 11 hours. we had seven hearings.

tens of millions of dollars. there is no email. it is scandal-ette. it searched its purpose. diminished her. trade gowdy i wanted him to be great but he has become partisan. harris: hillary clinton is in springfield, illinois today. we're told she is giving a speech about race relations. unity in america, amonázé the details that we've been given about this. we want to let you know this is started. we toggle back and forth between leading candidates of both parties and so we've done that. and we just want to let you know we're watching it. go ahead, make -- meghan. melissa: there is two tier system. >> i'm a lawyer. go down to criminal courts. this is two-tiered system. but for trey gowdy to use hillary clinton example of injustice in our justice system is preposterous hypocritical.

you asked me one time, what is your biggest -- she lost the middle east. she was secretary of state. melissa: that is not what this is about. >> why don't the gop focus on substance instead of baloney melissa: that doesn't resonate with people. when they watch us it is a two-teared system. it is not fair to everyone. it doesn't treat people the same. it exemplifies it and makes people mad. harris: what you're saying, melissa, which is interesting, geraldo to your point. yes it's a huge deal what happened in the middle east and what continues to happen and what happened on her watch. absolutely. tons of questions. a lot of ground to cover there. but this resonates with people because this is what people feel. they feel that things are not equal. >> because we said over and over again, she committed a crime. she is guilty. the emails this. going to be a candidate in jumpsuit orange and this. it was all baloney. people say it long enough people believe it. harris: you think it is okay to

is not okay to have extreme carelessness. >> james comey was the beloved of right. meghan: come on. >> he didn't indict her, all of sudden he -- meghan: he is not beloved the right. everyone on the right is against him. >> now. meghan: court of public opinion about hillary clinton, no matter what you say i think what she did was highly illegal. >> what do you mean illegal. meghan: down eight points in two weeks. go back. >> go back to my kevin mccarthy. meghan: john edwards said the world we live in and the world the clintons live in. never more true. >> i agree with what you and melissa said. it served purpose. it diminishes her. it is not substance. melissa: it is substance. what she did was gross negligence. he ignored that part of the law. he felt no one enforces it so he wouldn't enforce it this time around. he wanted intent even though that wasn't listed in the law.

harris: hillary clinton in springfield, illinois. let's watch a bit. inequality. that also undermines the foundation of our democracy. lincoln understood that threat too. deeply believed everyone deserved in his words, a fair chance in the race of life. he saw it as a defining feature of the united states and believed it was vital that hard-working people were free to enjoy the fruits of their own labor.

who is deeply concerned about the divisions that still hold our people apart. and our nation back. i believe, that our future peace

prosperity, depends whether we meet this moment with honesty and courage. that means taking a hard look at our laws, and our attitudes. it means embracing policies that promote justice for all people and standing firm against any attempt to roll back the clock on rights and opportunities that so many sacrificed so much to secure. all of that starts with doing a better job of listening to each other. we need to listen, to the families who loved ones have been killed in police incidents. alton sterling and philando castile, are just the latest, of a long and painful litany of african-americans dying after encounters with police officers.

we remember la quon mcdonald killed in chicago, a year-and-a-half ago and sandra bland, who grew up in illinois who died one year ago today. time after time, no one is held accountable. and surely we can all agree that is deeply wrong and needs to change. and yes, we do need to listen, to those who say, "black lives matter." too many black americans, especially young men, feel like their lives are disposable and they worry every single day about what might happen. they have every reason to feel that way and it is absolutely unacceptable. everyone in america, everyone deserves to be treated with respect and dignity. surely that is something we can all unite behind. we need to acknowledge the five

latinos who also lost their lives in police incidents last week. their stories didn't get national media coverage but their families and communities are mourning too.