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.

a peaceful march. they were people cloaked in authority making sure fellow citizen iseses could exercise their right to protest authority. and there is nothing more vital to our democracy than that. and they gave their lives for it. david brown, the dallas police chief said that when it comes to overcoming systemic racism and so many other problems in society, we ask too much of the police and too little of everyone else. i think he's absolutely right. this is our problem. and we all need to work together to solve it. we also need to listen to the families, crying out for relief from gun violence. president obama's trip to dallas yesterday was the 11th time he

has spoken to a city in mourning after a mass shooting. the wrong people keep getting their hands on guns and not just any guns, military weapons, like the kind that the dallas killer had which allowed him to outgun the police. and the vast majority of gun owners agree, we have to come together around common sense steps to prevent gun violence. if we're looking for common ground, this is common ground. and i hope that we will from washington to springfield to everywhere in america, come to agreement about p that. now, i understand that just saying these things together may upset some people. i am talking about police reform, just a few days after

a horrific attack on police officers and i am talking about p courageous and honorable police officers, just a few days after officer involved shootings in louisiana and minnesota. i am bringing up guns in a country where just talking about comprehens you have background checks and getting assault weapons off of the streets gets you demonized, but all of these things can be true at the same time. we do need criminal justice reform to save lives and make sure all americans are treated as equals in rights and dignities. we do need to support our police departments that are trying to get it right and honor the men and women who protect us every day. we do need to do more to stop gun violence. we may disagree about p how to

do these things, but surely, we can all agree with those basic p premises and i hope and pray, the past week has showed us how true they are. now, these are the issues on many of our minds right now and if we stop there, that would leave us with plenty of work to do. and so i wish i could say that was everything that we must address. but these events are taking place against a much broader back drop of fear and anxiety. so i think that we have to face all of it. we do need to make sure our economy works for everyone, not just those at the top. the changes that have royaled our economy are not just numbers

on the page that economist study. they are forces that families are dealing with up close and personal every day. not long ago, i met with factory workers here in illinois whose jobs are sent abroad and heard how painful the consequences have been for them and their families. and i talk to workers across our country that have seen good jobs lost to technologies who are told to get more training even though that offer doesn't lead to a good job on the other end. these economic disruptions have stripped too many people of their sense of security and dignity and that can have devastating consequences. we have to ask ourselves, why are drug addictions and suicide on the rise in parts of our

country ? that is not just about economics, it is something deeper that is connected to congresses. a sense of dislocation, even a pessimism about whether america still holds anything for them or caring about them at all? that's why i pledge that in my first 100 days as president, we will make the biggest investment in new good paying jobs since world war ii. we need more jobs. you can support a family on. especially in places that have been left out and behind. from coal country to indian country and inner cities and to every place that's been hollowed out when a factory closed or a mine shut down. because everyone in america deserves that fair chance in the

race of life that president lincoln described. now, i realize that our politics have contributed to the sense of division that many americans feel right now. and as someone in the middle of a hotly fought political campaign, i can't stand here and claim that my words and actions haven't sometimes fuelled the partisanship that often stands in the way of progress. so i recognize i have to do better p -- too i am running for president with the belief we need to faceup to the challenges and fix them in order to peculiar a stronger and fairer country. and in times like these, we need a president who can help pull us together, not split us apart.

[applause] and that is why i believe donald trump is so dangerous. his campaign is as equipmentive as any we have seen in our lifetimes. it is built on stoking mistrust and pitting americans against americans. it is there in everything he says and everything he promises to do as president. it's there in how he wants to ban muslims from coming to the

united states and toeied to creating a database. it is there in the way he demeans women and in the promotion of an antisemitic image pushed by neonassies and in the months he spent trying t first black president. he understands system issic bias against our first black p presidented he said i can relate to it because it is against me. even this, the killing of people is somehow all about him.

it is there in his proposals on immigration. he says he will roundup 11 million people and kick them out. he's actually described a special deportation force that will go around america pulling people out of their homes and work places, pulling children out of school. i got a letter from a mother the other day who said her adopted son asked her with a shaky voice, if president trump would send him back to ethiopia. when kids are scared by political candidates and policy p debates, it is a sign that something has gone badly wrong. we see it in the violence that donald trump encouraged toward protestors at his rallies and the strange things he has said

about the violence that will occur if we don't elect him. he said if he doesn't win in november and again i quote, we will not have a country america. america is not going to continue to survive. i do not know what he's talking about. [applause] but, i do know we don't need that kind of fear- mongering, notnow, not ever. he's gone further than that. he took aim at our cherished democratic values and institutions. he wants to revoke the citizenship of 4 million americans born in this country to immigrant parents and eliminate the bedrock principle

in the 14th amendment that if you are born in america, you are a citizen of america. he said that a distinguished american born in down down, a judge can't be trusted to do his job because his parents were mexican. he called him a mexican judge over and over again. he knew the judge had been born in indiana. but it was a cynical calulated attempt to fan the flames of racial division. and designed to undermine people's faith in our judicial system. why would someone running for president want to do that and even that's not all. he says as commander in it chief he would order our troops to commit war crimes. and insisted they would follow

his orders even though that goes against decades of military training and the military code. he's banished members of the press who critized him. is there and doubt he would do the same as president? imagine if he had not just twitter and cable news to go after his critics and opponents, but also the irs or for that matter our entire military. given what we have seen and heard do any of us think that he would be restrained? and he has shown contempt for and ignorance of our constitution. last week, he met with house republicans in washington to try

to assuage their serious concernses about him. one member asked whether he would protect article one that defines the separation of powers between congress and the executive branch. here's the answer he reportedly gave. i want to protect article 1, 2, and article 12. here's the thing, there is no article 12. not even close. that was a serious question from an elected representative and he either didn't care enough to it answer it seriously, or he didn't know where to begin. even the most stalwart republicans were alarmed by that and well they and we should be. the very first thing a new president the does is take an oath to protect and defend the

constitution. to to that with any meaning, you've got to know what is in it and you have to respect what is in it. [applause] >> i do wish donald trump would listen to other people once in a while. he might actually learn something. but he's made it chlor, that's not his thing. as he said, he only listens to himself. this man is the nominee of the party of lincoln. we are are watching it become the party of trump. and that's not just a huge loss

for our democracy, it is a threat to it. because donald trump's campaign adds up to an ugly dangerous message to america. a message that you should be afraid. afraid of people whose ethnicitty is different or religious faith is different or who were born in a different country or hold different political beliefs. make no mistake, there are things to fear in this world. and we need to be clear- eyed about them. but we are each other's countrymen and women. we share this miraculous country. this land and its heritage is yours, mine, and everyone's

willing to pledge allegiance and understand the solemn responsibilities of american citizenship. that's what indevicible meanses that big word that every grade school student knows that we are in this together even if that is not always easy. so let's think better of each other. let's hold together in the face of our challenges. not turn on each other and tear each other down. let's put ourselves in the shoes of police officers, kissing their kids and spouses good bye every day and heading off to a dangerous job. we need them to do. let's put ourselves in the shoes of african-american and latinos and try as best as we can to imagine what it would be like if

we had to have the talk with our kids about how carefully they need to act [applause] how carefully they need to act, because the slightest wrong move could get them hurt or killed. and yes, let's put ourselves in the shoes of donald trump's supporters. we may disagree on the causes and the solutions to these challenges that we face, but i believe like anyone else. they are trying to figure out their place in a fast- changing america. they want to know how to make a good living and how to give their kids better p futures and opportunities. that's why we have to reclaim

the promise of america for all our people no matter who they vote for. and let's be more than allies to each other. let's take on each other's struggles as our own. my life's work is built on the conviction that we are stronger together. not separated in to factions or side ises, not shouting over each other, but together. our economy is stronger when everyone contributes to it. and everyone can benefit from the work they do. our communities are stronger when we all pull together to solve our problems and restore our faith in each other and by doing so, in the promise of america. our country is stronger when we work with friends and allies to promote peace and prosperitty

and security around the world. this is an idea that goes back to the founding of america. when 13 separate colonies found a way despite their differences to join together as one nation. they knew they were not stronger on their own and neither are we. oif had the great delight of seeing the musical hamilton. and i hope more people at least get a chance to listen to the score and hear the words. there's a great song by p the character playing george washington who sings, history's eyes are on us. that was thorough then, and that's true today. if we do this right, and if we have the hard conversations that

we need to have, we will become stronger still, like steel tempered pie fire. don't get me wrong, fierce debates are are part of who we are. they started at my dinner table with my father. and have continued every since. it is who we are. you are reminded of that when you read history and think about p the lincoln- douglas debates. debate over the right way forward. and sometimes, we have to balance competing values like freedom and order and justice and sdurt. they are complimentary values of american life. that is not easy. previous generations have had to overcome terrible challenges and

no one more so than abraham lincoln. but in the end, if we do the work, we will cease to be divided. we in fact will be indevisable and justice for all. and we will remain in president lincoln's words. the last best hope for earth. thank you all very much. [applause] >> hillary clinton in front of an audience in the historic state house in springfield, illinois and echoing some of the history of abraham who spoke there 160 years ago and taking a lot of her speech to blast her republican competitor donald trump, the man who is about to win the official republican

nomination for president. we'll talk about what the democratic nominee had to say can karl rove. deputy chief of staff to george w. bush and a fox newses contributor, what did you think of the speech? >> four elements to the speech. she began and ended with national unification and how national unity and how we are in this together. and eloquently painted a vision of coming together to solve great problems. in the mitted three sections at odds in tones and substance with opening and conclusion. she talked about the need for national unity in the aftermath of the police shootings in minnesota and louisiana and the massacre of police officers in dallas. she segue the in gun control. what gun control measure would have kept the minnesota and

louisiana instances would from happening or dallas from happening. that guy legitimately and legally bought a fire arm. and unless she wantses to ban every weapon that shoots more than one bullet. that was a weapon that people use for hunting and you pull the trigger and shoots one. is she going to confiscate. and then the economy and painted a devastating the economy under the stewardship of barak obama and talking about despair and how people are are worried about them is there a place in our country. we are going to make the biggest investment in jobs sips world war ii. another stimulus bill that she was part of the administration that gave us the a nemic

recovery and created concern about the future. by leading to a doubling of the deficit and national debt in a matter of a few years and finally said before she closeded how we need to change the tone and end theioae% polarization took partial responsibilitity. and then took a two by four to donald trump after saying avoid fear monger aring and questioning the motives of others and at one point said he would act in violation of the constitution and international norms. that was lud krus. this is a woman who is part of the obama administration. and president obama president took action on immigration even the u.s. supreme court refused to uphold. she said she would go further in immigration, despite the fact

she needs congressional author zaugz. she will do whatever is necessary to achieve her policy goals. opening and closing were eloquent and the middle of it was negative and highly partisan speech. she proceeded to go after donald trump in the vicious and personal tones possible. i thought it was mind bog leling to hear her say one thing and ten seconds go the opposite direction. >> it was interesting to me to hear how awful things for america after two terms of barak obama and she is essentially running for a third. and so why spend so much time pointing the finger at donald trump. >> that's the only way out of this. p if you look at questions of right track and wrong direction. a quarter of the american people think the country is going in

the right direction and two- quarters think it is the wrong. and if you are a status quo as donald trump called hear and running for the third term of bark bookkeeper obama. only way to wins tear down your opponent and go after him viciously and nasty terms and i have had my problems with donald trump and that was an unfair set of assaults and it was the kitchen sink comeroaring through the television set as she took everything in a drum beat after drum boat of negative attacks went after him she said we need to change america's politics. extraordinary performance. >> there are signs of troubles for her in three key states.

she is losing ground on trust and honesty. she's seen her lead evaporate in florida, howe and pennsylvania. and the latest number show trump with a three- point advantage in florida and tie in ohio and advantage trump again in pennsylvania. these are within the margin of error. but no one can pick them apart. what does that say to you? >> two things. one more state on the list. a new university pole in iowa. two point lead for trump in iowa. and all of these changes in florida, pennsylvania and iowa and ohio have been in movement since the time and all to trump. this is good news for him. and it shows that the results of the recent weeks hub pub.

what is driving this? besides the economy and people generalized feelings of the need for change. there were incredible numbers. 56- 35, voters thought that she should have been indicted. think about that. 56- 35. 89 percent of the republicans. 59 percent of the independents. and 31 percent of the democrats disagreed with the decision not to indict her. that is incredible. this election is highly volatile. and we are going to see changes like this all the way to november. think about this, take those four states in which he had positive movement and 2016 in florida, 19 percent of the voters are undecided. at this point in 2012, 4 percent were undecided and in that pennsylvania vote.

19 percent were undecided between clinton and trump. and six percent in 2012. 16 percent in ohio today. five percent four years ago. iowa 14 percent undecided in the poll. and at this point in july 2, 0129, percent. we have a lot more people up for grabs in this election and minds are going to be made up this fall and maybe their minds will be made up several times and we'll see it go back and forth a lot in remaining months. >> karl rove, joining us today from austin, texas. thank you. >> thank you, jon. >> donald trump appearing with indiana governor mike pence today. who else is on the short list that is noroed down to three candidates. let's feed him to the sharks! squuuuack, let's feed him to the sharks! yay! and take all of his gold!

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>> a fox news alert. we are now hearing from the new british prime minister theressa may after david cameron made his resignation to queen elizabeth ii. this was sparred by the brexit vote bail out. what is her first order of business now?

we are having audio problems and we'll check back with gregorius as we get it situated. it is a fascinating day as we followed the hand off of power for the prime minister sparred by the brexit vote. she will be a powerful ally of the united states. >> it will be interesting. donald trump appears to be in the home stretch of his vice-presidential search and met with indiana governor mike pence this morning and also there was his three oldest children. and speck always occurs that could come by friday. he was reportedly narrowing his short list down to three. and former house speaker newt gingrich and also governor of new jersey chris christie. bernie sanders finally threw his

support behind hillary clinton. john roberts has more in cleveland. >> we are in indianapolis for you this afternoon. donald trump holding a lot had of meetings in the conrad. the meeting with newt gingrich is going on. and his children left for a motorcade to the airport. and before trump leaves, he has another meeting with alabama senator jeff session. sessions said to be on the list and also may be a sounding board to bounce off should i pick gingrich or mike pence. and pence by the way hosted mr. trump and his family for breakfast in the governor's mansion and trump had sat down with an interview with bret baier and he asked him how far down he whittled his choices for

vice-president. >> a fighter and builder and patriot in the oval office of the united states of america. we are ready for donald trump to be our next president. you know, donald trump understand upons the frustrations and hopes of the american people like no other american leader in my lifetime since ronald reagan. >> i tell you chris christie i have liked for a long time and a professional and a good guy. i am narrowing it at throw potentially four. in my own mind, i am probably thinking about two. >> there you go from the horse's mouth. he has a pool of four people and he has a short list and narrowed it down by two. those are newt gingrich and mike pence p.

we heard before the exclusive video. that was at a campaign event in west authority fold. and pence was taken out for a trial run. donald trump kicking the tires of seeing how the chemistry worked. and pence was the faithful attack dog and going after hillary clinton and bernie sanders and two references to ronald reagan when discuss donald trump. trump is headed to san diego for a fund raiser and tomorrow in los angeles fundraiser. and no public events and likely it will not come on thursday. what is most likely when he comes back to new york late thursday night or sometime friday, that's when we expect to hear who donald trump's running mate will be. his campaign manager said he wants to do it by the end of the week and build momentum on the

weekend with the rnc in cleveland starting on monday. not sure how many days donald trump will be there. it will be multiple days. you will see him head to the the convention and that's typically the way candidates do and trump is anything but typical. >> we have learned that. jon, thank you. as jon just mentioned. bret baier sat down with trump and asked him about the search for the running meat. he talked taxes and rnc convention and much more. you can see it tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern. >> a fox business alert. we await the release of the baij brook. and the economic conditions. we await the treasury's federal budget. it was a good day on wall street up four points and they are aim at dow 20000. nrecord week so far.

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authorities are operating with the mindset of of a direct threat to officers. on saturday. four people broke in a pawnshop and stole eight handguns. they had undercover officers pursuing the suspects and three people were arrested and six of the stolen guns were recovered. there is one suspect out on the streets, mike edmundson and why they are taking that man as a credible threat. >> the information that was obtained by the investigators, the police officer came upon and arrested, they were looking for bullets for these peculiar be weapons to kill baton rouge police officer. >> law enforcement is critized r militariarized. they say they were doing that

because of a specific threat to officers. and of course, this is all occurring in the wake of alton stefrling's death and this morning, his 15-year-old son made a plea to protestors across the country. >> i want everyone to protest the right way. protest peace and not drugs, guns and violence. everyone needs to protest in the right way with peace, no violence. none what so ever. and that plea will be put to the test on friday. >> reporter: that's when sterling will be laid to rest. they are expecting thousands to flood in to baton rouge for the founderal. >> what a strong little boy there, poignant words from him. will carr thank you. >> big changes to the republican platform. the shift aligning the policies with some of donald trump's ideas but could it push away an

important voting block.

hello, everyone. donald trump with his picks. he revealed details. >> plus we'll talk to a senator who sits on the rnc committee. how he can help decide the fate of trump's convention. and another shooting caught and broadcast on facebook live, this one not involving police officers but very troubling for other rbs. what was happening right before the shooting. it's all coming up on "the real story." i would build a great wall.

nobody builds walls better than me, believe me. i will build them very inexpensively. i'll build a great, great wall on the southern border and i will have mexico pay for that wall, mark my words. >> that was trump way back in june announcing his plan to build a wall on the u.s. boardser. it looks like his proposal has some stick to it. the republican committee members voting to change thean faj in the policy platform to reflect two of donald trump's most controversial messages. also with us emily scheyer. so the two things that have been said in concrete, the wall and muslim immigration, right?

>> yeah. and frankly i don't think those are smart moves for them to go by. the fact of the matter is he hit some of the lowest numbers when he hit on the anti-latino rhetor rhetoric. his response after orlando when he reiterated his ban was received incredibly poorly by the american pub. >> you are disappointed with this platform. why? >> if you look at the autopsy in 2012 that the republican party said we should do. they said we should not do what we just did in the platform and we can grow. we have the most openly gay

member on the republican party. if you look at evangelical republican mill lennians, 64% of them are in favor of marriage equality and we just lost that. >> why do you think we lost that? >> i think it's been circling the wagons. many don't realize we're relying too much on baby boomer and rural voters and they're shrinking population where urban voters and millennials are the dominant group. >> and millennials are the group not particularly thrilled with hillary clinton. >> no, they're not. they were really up for grabs when bernie sanders dropped out. the fact of the matter the republicans are more out of touch with the platform they

endorsed. you made a very good point about millennials. 74% support gay marriage despite the fact that 64% do and the fact that they doubled down on antiquated language is shocking. they've got a bruised democratic candidate who's been called extremely careless. the fact that they're talking about pornography seems out of whack to people. >> let's talk about this vice-presidential sweepstakes and we can get into both parties. right now donald trump says it's down two two or three naples. he's meeting with might and also newt gingrich. what do you think. >> if you look at the parliamentary rules you could make as many deals as you want, but what the minority parties

and democratic parties will do very well is to thwart ledgegation from coming up. somebody like newt gingrich is a master when it comes to parliamentary rules. i think newt is going to be the last man standing and given the final rose. it will be an interesting time. he's smart and can do the attack stuff that trump needs. >> he did do the contract with america when he was running the house. >> the one thing he did was gave an honest and frank answer on race. he did not know what it was like to be a minority and he offers the olive branch. >> emily, i'm sorry. we'll get to your vice-presidential picks next time when they're probably out. sorry. it's one of our biggest mysteries other than big foot, of course. much of our solar system remains undiscovered but now we're

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see star trek beyond in theatres. time for our final minute. spacecraft juno sending back the first pictures of jupiter. it showed three red spots and three of the four moons. >> we have a little bit of a discovery. this thing on our planet. scientists in atlantic pulling up an unknown species of fish from the ocean floor. they found 14 new kinds of snail fish offshore. the deepest dwelling vertebrae in the world. they'll help science manage the deep depth of the ocean system. looked like our dexter minus the

tail at home. >> i don't think they need help. >> they look like good bait though, just saying. >> spoken like a true fisherman. >> thank you for joining us today. the real story with shannon bream. hello, everybody. welcome to "the real story." i'm shannon bream. the 2016 campaign focusing on the heartland. trump and some of his family members met with mike pence at his official residence in indianapolis. he's said to be high on the list. he's expected to meet shortly with alabama senator jeff sessions. trump also met yesterday with new jersey governor chris christie. we have live fox coverage. we go to chief political correspondent mark cameron as a hotel in indianapolis where