different. 77 dead. the number will likely change in one of our closest allies, france tonight. we're taking your thoughts, facebook.com slash the kelly follow. thank you for trusting us for your coverage tonight. good night. this is a fox news alert. a horrific attack in southern france. at least 77 are dead. 50 injured after a truck driving at full speed plowed into a very large crowd in the city of nice. welcome to "hannity." we are in cleveland, ohio, tonight ahead of the republican national convention. authorities now say the massacre was deliberate, and france's president is in fact calling it a terrorist attack. joining us with the latest details is our own benjamin hall. >> reporter: sean, that all too familiar news of another terror attack striking at the very heart of europe. as you say, the death toll continues to rise. it does stand at 77 now but there are 15 at least critically wounded and fears that number

might jump up towards 100. this was during the celebration of french independence, bastille day on one of the most famous roads in the world. it was the definition of a soft target. soon after around 11:00 p.m. local, a truck pulled up slowly towards the end of the crowd. it had been closed to vehicles, that road, but suddenly the truck accelerated and plowed into the people watching the fireworks. there are also reports the attacker had been firing through the window. guns and grenades were found in the truck later along with papers belonging to a french tunisian man. footage of the scene shows a blood bath, bodies littering the road, mangled and bloody. families were trying to find family members they had lost. children's dolls were seen lying next to the bodies. it is carnage. there is no claim of responsibility yet. and still no word on the

identity of the driver or the attacker. with the discovery of these papers belonging to the french tune eeshen man, it is apparent that all too familiar connection is true. the president has said he's going to extend the heightened security level. just before the attack he had said he was going to reduce it. it's been at its highest level since the november attacks and he had felt after the european soccer tournament that maybe things are improving. well, that is not true. the threat level is as high as ever. he is talking about increasing security at the borders, mobilizing more police, and he has told hospitals in the area to get ready for victims. so a tragic day, and we'll bring you more information, sean, as we hear it. >> benjamin, thank you. it is evil for sure in our time. very scary times. joining us now from our washington bureau is our fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge. catherine, the latest from you. >> a short time ago, the french president confirming 77 dead, many of them children, calling

the attack that strikes at the heart of the french identity coming on bastille day. meantime, a former senior intelligence official is drawing our attention tonight to al qaeda and this fall 2010 edition of its propaganda magazine inspire where it calls on followers to use trucks as killing machines to mow down civilians. al qaeda and isis share the techniques but al qaeda has been the one to first champion these plots. a u.s. government official tells fox news jeh johnson is receiving regular briefings on the attack. they all point to terrorism, and isis has become more brazen in its targets and its plots. the officials said they are quote starting with terrorism and then working back. the officials said the threat teams for trucks used as killing machines was not in today's intelligence briefs nor in

recent days and described the attack in niece as a surprise, that they had been blindsided. tonight, two sources report that isis accounts are, quote, celebratory and telling followers to use the nice hashtags. this is not a claim of responsibility, and these are not leadership accounts. but it gives you a flavor of the attack's immediate impact. tonight the white house issuing a statement condemning the attack in the strongest possible terms, saying that it is horrific and the u.s. government is offering assistance to investigate. in previous attacks that has include signals intelligence from the nsa that is used to identify and track terrorists as it did those responsible for the paris massacre last november, sean. >> catherine herridge, thank you so much. joining us now is the author of defeating jihad and the distinguished chair of military theory at the marine corps university, dr. sebastian gorka. dr. gorka, radical islamists

have been telegraphing this very specific attack now for a very long time. is the west ever going to wake up in terms of what it is that the caliphate means? in other words, there is a purposeful caliphate by radical islamists that they want islam and islamic law to rule the entire world. do you think most people understand that yet? >> i think you do, sean. i think fox viewers understand it. the military that i have the honor of working with and the fbi agents that i work with, they get it. they get it. that's not the problem. the problem are the decision makers, the people sitting in the white house, the national security council, jeh johnson, the attorney general. i mean what is the president going to do tomorrow? is he going to ban trucks in america because that's what he said after orlando and san bernardino. we have to ban semiautomatic

rifles. i mean this is the absurd situation. we have a political elite in a fantasy land, and we have you, your viewers, your family, my family living in the world of the caliphate expanding and taking its war to america and to our allies, sean. >> you know, i want to read something to you, dr. gorka, as we look at these horrific, evil images. 77 dead, 50 people injured. more coarnage. another terror attack. it seems the world does not want to wake up. the president did say a terror attack. he did not say it looks like an islamic terrorist attack. we'll get to that later tonight. we have intelligence officials in this country. they drew attention to al qaeda in the awarian peninsula, and in the fall of 2010, they have an online edition of their propaganda magazine called inspire. it called on their followers to use trucks as killing machines to mow down civilians. by the way, al qaeda and isis share the same techniques mpg the magazine reads, quote, the

idea is to use a pickup truck as a mowing machine, not to mow grass, but to mow down the enemies of ah la. to achieve maximum carnage, you need to pick up as much speed as you can while still retaining good control of your vehicle. the ideal location is a place where there are maximum numbers of pedestrians and at least a number of vehicles. in fact, if you can get through to a pedestrian only location that exists in some downtown areas. that was spelled out in 2010, dr. gorka, and it seems like the west -- and i will include america in this -- is not taking this level of threat seriously, which is why we have incident after incident. >> sean, this is exactly why i wrote "defeating jihad." i want to send a very clear message to all americans. you are on the front line of this war. it's not just the people who wear the cloth of the republic

or who carry a badge or a gun. it's the soccer moms at the soccer game. it's the people picking up their groceries at the grocery store. it's those american kids in a concert, an american concert in downtown paris or at a christmas party in san bernardino. there is no front line on this war. the front line is when you leave your house in the morning. that's the front line. and this is the reality. the enemy has a plan. the enemy is dedicated. and i know one thing, sean, and you know this as well as i do. if the political correctness continues, we will see attacks like this in america. they will continue to bring the jihad to our shores. we have now -- it's gone up since we last spoke. we have now killed or arrested 107 isis individuals on u.s. soil since the caliphate was declared. not seven. 107. >> many of the topics we've been discussing this presidential

election season, immigration, donald trump talking about at least a temporary ban on people coming from countries that practice sharia law. we have -- we watched the islamization of europe, and i've discussed it at length on this program and on my radio program. you know, for example, most people don't know that great britain has 88 sharia courts or that no-go zones actually do exist in france. i know because i've covered it here on this program. but if somebody grows up in a country that believes that men can tell women how to dress, whether they can go to school, whether they can go to work, if they tell women that they can't drive, if a woman needs four male eyewitnesses for rape, and you want to come to america, how do we know that you don't want to advance your theocracy, your caliphate, or whether or not you want to assimilate? how can you possibly ascertain what is in the heart of that individual? it goes to the heart, the very heart, of this election campaign. >> exactly, sean.

without a doubt, this election, november, will not be about pocketbooks. it won't be about obamacare or tax rates. it's going to be about innocent people being mowed down as they have been in america and in europe. it's going to be a national security election. and what are the american people going to want more and more? just look at donald trump's figures in the last ten days. his figures are increasing because he says, i'm going to be a law and order candidate, and i'm going to fight a war. he is explicit. this is a war. this isn't violent extremism as the obama administration would have you believe. it's not about jobs for jihadis. it's about crushing a global conspiracy that wants to enslave or murder us, sean. and people are ready. you know, after seven years, they're ready for leadership. >> you know, i love the fact that you point this out. this is a winnable war. we are talking about the free

world and the united states of america and the greatest military on the face of this earth. but it really does highlight, you know, when the president would use the euphemisms, man caused disasters, workplace violence, even today he said, yes, he did say terror. i guess that's a step in the right direction, but he won't recognize islamic terrorism, which is what this likely is. and then we get to the issue of $150 billion to iran. then we get to the issue of pulling out of iraq early and creating a vacuum in iraq and syria for isis. then we get into the issue of the president giving mohamed morsi, a former muslim brotherhood terrorist f-16s and $1.5 billion in tanks. it really does highlight in retrospect how dangerous these decisions were, does it not? >> oh, completely. i mean thank you for honing in on the subtitle of my book. everybody gives me grief that i say the winnable war. but it is winnable if we have

american leadership. but to win a war, you need two requirements, sean. number one, you have to admit you're at war, which this administration doesn't. and, secondly, you have to want to win. and, again, if you look at the decisions in iraq, the decisions in libya, in syria, with iran, it is not about winning. the president has said -- the president has said that global warming is the primary threat to america. well, i'd like somebody at a press conference tomorrow to ask him if he still thinks it's global warming that endangers the american citizen. >> wow, you know, you bring that up. you bring up jobs for jihadis. frankly, i don't have strong enough words to say just how as i nine, a lot of these policies are and these euphemisms are and these cliched statements of him. the french mayor has spoken out. we watched the unfolding of the refugee crisis all across europe. we're debating how many people to take into this country.

donald trump has pointed out that hillary wants a 550% increase in the number of refugees we're taking in. each refugee by the way would cost the american taxpayer $20,000. but now the french mayor says, no more muslims. he orders the destruction of certain places where there's over 7,000 muslims in that particular area. we saw what happened in germany. we saw what happened in belgium. do you think europe now revisits the idea of their immigration policies? >> well, look, if common sense had any role to play, you think it would. i think the brexit is an indication of the average person saying, enough is enough. i mean, you know, just a couple of data points, sean. somebody who tracks these things in the government sent me a map of nice this evening. within walking distance of the promenade where the attack occurred is what others have called an enclave. within walking distance of the attack is an area that does not

have full sovereign control by the federal authorities. secondly, this should make everybody wake up. i've been told by a very reliable source that of 2,000 refugees we've let into the country recently from the war zones in the middle east, once they are given refugee status and handed over to the charities that house them and give them addresses, the federal authorities are not allowed to know the address of where they're living because that impinges upon their privacy rights. think about that, sean. >> yeah. >> it's insanity. it's insanity. >> it is. i want to lean on your position as the distinguished chair of military theory at marine corps university, dr. gorka, and i want to ask you this. i look at vietnam. i look at 58,000 americans died in that conflict, in that war. i look at iraq, and i look at

afghanistan, and i see that 5,000 american, you know, men and women, american treasure, blood, sweat, financial cost and tears, and i see in each conflict in war, maybe they start out with all the best intentions. these wars then get politicized in d.c. we end up pulling out early, and the very gains that these americans sacrificed for are then handed over to the enemy. i don't think we can fight wars this way anymore. we can't have kids go to iraq or go to afghanistan, and they don't even have up-armored humvees and knocking door to door trying to find a single terrorist in one place. you talk about winning this war. how do we win this war without the political -- without politics getting in and stopping victory? >> we can't. if we allow politics into the threat assessment or national security, we will continue to lose. the political elite -- look, i completely dismiss this conventional wisdom of what is

called the cnn effect. that if sooner or later we see too much bloodshed, too many of our marines or soldiers injured and then the american public says, enough. bring them home. it's not true, sean. the american public will support any war that is just if the leadership in washington explains to them the stakes involved. look at world war ii. we mobilized 12 million americans to destroy the nazis. we need the leadership in d.c. to say, look, if we don't win this war, your children may be targeted. that's what it takes. >> dr. gorka, i always appreciate having you on. i wish, again, we see evil in our time. america defeated fascism and naziism and imperial japan, and america can defeat this evil enemy in our time, but we better have the will and desire and knowledge and understanding of what it is we're facing, or we will not win. dr. gorka, thank you. we'll continue. we'll monitor breaking news out

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and this is a pox news alert. a massacre in france. at least 77 are dead including children and 50 are wounded after a truck mowed down people during a celebration in france earlier today. france's president is calling this a terrorist attack. here with reaction tonight is former speaker of the house newt gingrich. mr. speaker, i don't want to really tie this into politics, but every issue america is now dealing with, every issue that we have discussed in recent months and years about the islamization of europe, about refugees, about immigration, about open borders -- it seems

to come together, and also political correctness and not correcting radical islamic terrorism as the enemy and evil in our time. from your perspective, what does this tragedy, this evil attack tonight, mean for that conflict and debate? >> well, first of all, sean, as you know, i was in paris just last weekend talking with people who are deeply involved in trying to deal with the iranian government and other sources of terrorism. and let me also say daniel silva has a remarkable new novel called black widow. the entire opening section is on the systematic islamic attack on jews in france, which is the worst it's been since the nazis. so let me start with where i'm coming from, and let me be as blunt and direct as i can be. western civilization is in a war. we should frankly test every person here who is of a muslim background, and if they believe

in sharia, they should be deported. sharia is incompatible with western civilization. modern muslims who have given up sharia, glad to have them as citizens. perfectly happy to have them next door. we need to be fairly relentless about defining who our enemies are. anybody who goes on a website favoring isis or al qaeda or other terrorist groups, that should be a felony, and they should go to jail. any organization which hosts such a website should be engaged in a felony. it should be closed down immediately. our forces should be used to systematically destroy every internet-based source. and frankly if we can't destroy them through the internet, we should destroy them with kinetic power, using various weapons starting with predators and frankly just killing them. i am sick and tired of being told that the wealthiest, most powerful civilization in history, all of western civilization, is helpless in the face of a group of medieval

barbarians who, for example, recently burned 20 young women to death -- burned them to death because they wouldn't have sex with them. a group which beheaded recently in the philippines two canadian businessmen. and we're told to be reasonable, to be passive, to not judge. i just want to tell you tonight everybody who watches this video, this is the fault of western elites who lack the guts to do what is right, to do what is necessary, and to tell us the truth, and that starts with barack obama. >> um, that's a powerful statement. i agree wholeheartedly. let me go back to the beginning of your statement. you said western civilization is at war, and you said sharia is incompatible with western civilization. here's my question because it goes to the heart of the refugee debate. statements made by donald trump that until we're able to vet people coming from countries that practice sharia, they shouldn't be allowed into the country. it's a big part of our national security debate heading into the

election. my question is if you have a clash of cultures and people believe they can tell women how to dress, whether they can work or drive or go to school, and they treat women like second-class citizens, and you can't build a temple, and you can't build a christian church, and so they're against women and gays get murdered for being gay. so there's attacks against women, gays, jews and christians. how do we ascertain -- how do you possibly ascertain whether or not that person really wants assimilation, really wants a new life, or whether or not they want to expand that caliphate, which is what we're at war against? >> look, the first step is you have to ask them the questions. the second step is you have to monitor what they're doing on the internet. the third step is let me be very clear. you have to monitor the mosques. i mean if you're not prepared to monitor the mosques, this whole thing is a joke. where do you think the primary source of recruitment is? where do you think the primary place of indoctrination is. you've got to look at the madrasas.

if you're a school which is teaching sharia, you want to expel it from the country. you have to understand. we are behaving as though we are insane. we're like sheep wondering why the wolves keep killing us. these people are opposed to our way of life. they are opposed to our value system. they are opposed to our various religions. they're opposed to the whole concept of freedom, and they're very honest about it. they tell us what they want to do. and, again, i just want to cite, because it's so remarkable, i mean daniel silva's new book, black widow, which is a novel, the opening couple of chapters are so scary in being exactly what you just saw tonight in nice, that i can't recommend it too highly. >> you know, there's a propaganda magazine by al qaeda, and in 2010, our intelligence officials drew from it. it called on followers to use trucks as killing machines and mow down civilians. and al qaeda and isis share the exact same techniques. you know, a very prominent national security figure once pulled me aside recently and

said to me, europe is gone, and he was explaining. 88 sharia courts in great britain. he said no-go zones are real. separate and apart -- not a part of assimilating with european society, and that europe is going to be subject to attack after attack after attack, and america is probably 10, 15, to 20 years behind in making the exact same mistakes. is he right in that assertion? >> well, the director of french intelligence said yesterday, ironically, that europe's on the edge of a civil war. and i think that's probably true. you look at the number of rapes and assaults in germany last year, which only now is coming out. over 1,200 women raped and assaulted in germany by people who are here from places like syria. you begin to realize that the whole elite media, the whole elite political class has been desperately trying to keep the lid on the truth of where we are and what our situation is.

again, let's take a couple simple expects. the sharia courts in britain should be outlawed. why should you tolerate a religiously imposed court and is opposed to the civil society all of us agreed to be part of? that's a total repudiation of everything that goes back to the magna carta and the whole concept of english common law. similarly, here in the united states, why should we tolerate a single person coming here who doesn't want to become an american when they say, well, the guy in orlando, for example, who killed people at the gay nightclub, he's an american citizen. fine. his father was committed to a radical version in afghanistan. he said he was delighted at 9/11. i mean the minute somebody says i'm delighted at 9/11, that americans were killed, i think we should put them under deep surveillance. that's strike one. and i'd be like in a two-strike, not a three-strike model, and i think you either kick them out of the country. and people tell me they can't do that to american citizens. we are in a war. we had better rethink the rules,

or we are going to lose the war. >> mr. speaker, let me ask you this. in light of all of these recent attacks, in light of belgium and san bernardino and orlando and paris, not once, but twice, but now three times in this most recent attacks, you think brach to the beginning of the obama administration, overseas contingency operations, man-caused disasters, workplace violence, all of these ridiculous phrases. and then a policy that gives $150 billion to the number-one state sponsor of terror, which is iran. they pull out of iraq and create a vacuum, an opening for isis to have financial support through the oil there. they never follow through in syria. you look at the series of decisions that the reluctance and resistance, as mysterious as it is to even say radical islamic terrorism, and is this now the predictable result? have we gone back to a pre 9/11 mind set?

>> let me say two things. first of all, everyone watching us should read general mike flynn's book, field of fire, because he really outlines exactly the problem with the obama administration. but also candidly, the problem with the bush administration. i encountered as early as 2002 and 2003, the state department was saying, oh, please don't talk about radical islamists. please don't talk about islamic soup premiere sifts. so the state department, which is probably one of the two worst departments in the united states, the other being the veterans administration, the state department is totally helpless. and even under the bush administration, they followed a policy where they didn't tell the truth. remember, as president bush says, that islam is a religion of peace, which is bologna. it's not that islamists are necessarily evil, but they're not necessarily a religion of peace. >> all right. we're going to have more with former speaker of the house newt gingrich. talk a little bit of politicians, not much with him when we come back. also we have more breaking news out of france. we'll check in with donald trump jr. we'll find out the campaign.

they have delayed the announcement of donald trump's vice presidential selection. we'll find out from donald trump jr. about that and much more, straight ahead.

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don't take your chronic migraine lying down. stand up. prevent headaches and migraines. talk to a headache specialist today. this is a fox news alert. a horrific attack in southern france. the country's president is in fact calling this a terrorist attack. at least 80 now are dead. 50 are wounded after a truck plowed through a crowd during, of course, a celebration in france. now joining us, we continue with newt gingrich. mr. speaker, donald trump, we believe you were down to the final two candidates. he was expected to announce tomorrow morning at 11:00 a.m. who his selection was for vice president. there was widespread speculation. the l.a. times, daily news, cnbc, the tribune, the guardian, indianapolis star, that in fact it was mike pence. i'm not sure -- you don't have to answer this if you don't want. have you heard from the

campaign? >> i haven't talked to the campaign all day today. but let me say one more thing about nice if you don't mind. i fully expect by tomorrow morning that president obama will have rediscovered his left-wing roots and will give a press conference in which he'll explain that the problem is too many trucks. >> trucks? >> if only we had truck regulation, then we wouldn't have problems like nice because it is trucks that are dangerous. i mean that's the exact analog to orlando and just tells you how nuts the left wing in america is. i have been talking with the campaign all day today. i think donald trump did the right thing in postponing everything until tomorrow because this is such a horrendous event in france that we ought to focus on the historic nature of this. i hope he will give a very significant statement tomorrow on what's happened in france and lay out the kind of changes we need. i think that's the right thing to do, and i'm sure at some point either tomorrow or monday, he will announce the vice

presidential candidate. and at least at the moment, it certainly looks like it's going to be my good friend, governor mike pence. we're very close colleagues. mike and i go back many, many years, and i'm looking forward to -- you know, if i'm not the vice presidential nominee, i'm going to go all out for the ticket. >> so you have not officially been told is how i'm interpreting that. >> i've not officially been told. >> let me ask you this. i actually heard mike pence once describe himself as a reagan, kemp, and gingrich republican. your reaction. >> that's part of why i love the guy. i mean, look, i called him today and we chatted for a while about how we're going to help each other whatever comes out of this because we're both committed to victory over hillary clinton. we're both committed to helping donald trump be successful. he pointed out to me back when he was running for the state legislature, way back in 1988, he had a whole bunch ofapes i h

sitting on the floor of his car. he put them in his -- back then they were cassettes. >> i listen to those too just for historical purposes, between that and the renewing american civilization tapes, i've looked at all of those. >> it's pretty hard to not feel very close to a guy who can tell you that something like, you know, 28 years ago, he was already in there trying to learn and study. we certainly have had a great relationship. he's been a very good governor of indiana. i think he'd be very comfortable supporting me. i'm comfortable supporting him. >> look, i've been very vocal because i've known you since 1990 that i would like you to be the choice, and i know the decision has not been made in spite of a lot of media reports. but i want to ask you this question. would it be fair to state that regardless of who is chosen, whether it's mike pence, governor pence or yourself, that you will still prosecute the case against hillary, especially on issues as important as the evil that we see unfolding in france tonight, that you would help the campaign, that anytime

you were needed or in some other ca passionity, you're on board helping donald trump any way you can? is that a fair statement? >> look, as an american citizen who comes out a background where my dad spent 27 years in the infantry, the idea of hillary clinton as the most corrupt person ever to be elected to president, the most dishonest person ever to be elected president, the most destructive of national security standards ever to be elected president, the idea of her winning motivates me every morning to help donald trump in every way i can because i think she would represent a disastrous future for america. and i think we need to understand and be prepared to win the argument over that case. in addition, as you were pointing out earlier, hillary clinton represents the state department and the obama administration and the total failure to confront the evil that we're now dealing with in isis and in al qaeda and in the various forms of islamic soup recommend citizen many.

>> i would argue that through the prism of history, we will look back on the obama/hillary clinton era as the era of radical islamic appeasement. i think it will go down in histories as that profound. thank you so much for being with us. we appreciate it. >> good to be with you. coming up, we'll have more on the attack in nice in france. we'll get reaction from donald trump jr. as we continue from cleveland, ohio. it's "hannity" on the road at the rnc convention. ♪ take on any road with intuitive all-wheel drive. the nissan rogue, murano and pathfinder. now get 0% apr for up to 72 months, plus $500 bonus cash. ♪

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about. and i think about your father and talking about securing the borders and your father talking about refugees and your father talking about vetting people coming into the country and your father identifying radical islamic terrorism. does this really highlight the biggest national security debate we're going to have in this presidential election? another attack again? >> well, good to be with you, sean. i think it does. i mean the fact that we're seeing this, we're almost getting numb to it. i turn it on, i hear about a major terrorist attack. i say, oh, okay. it happened again. you know, it's disgusting, and it's time we do something about it. this sort of culture of appeasement that we've grown so used to and our government is just perpetuating, it just doesn't work. we're going to have to do something about it or it's going to keep happening. it's going to happen here. it's going to happen in europe, and it's certainly going to happen in europe given what's going on over there and over the last few months. we can't let them happen here. we have to let them figure out their problem too because theirs is worse than ours.

ours is going to get there. >> one of the big issues that -- i know your dad comes under fire sometimes, but i agree with him on the issue of refugees. if somebody is coming from a country where they grew up and what they understood as sharia law, men telling women how to dress, men telling women they can't drive a car, men telling women they can't go to school, persecution of gays and christians and jews, i think we owe it to the american people to vet those people properly. hillary clinton wants a 550% increase in the numbers of refugees that barack obama is bringing in. what's your response? >> well, listen, a, it's crazy. b, on one of the other more liberal networks, somehow my remote got broken and i was watching one of those a little bit earlier tonight before you were on, sean. and i don't know how it happened. i mean every once in a while it happens but you got to see what the other side -- >> i forgive you. don't worry. >> even they were saying, hey, there's no reasonable way -- and this is right after speaking

with hillary clinton. they're saying, there's no reasonable way to actually vet these people. now, we have no problem with immigration, but you have to know what you're bringing into your country. you can't -- it's not a gambling ring. i mean this is not a thing we say, hey, let's take a chance. let's see what happens. i mean it's very clear these organizations have made it year they're going to try to use immigration as a trojan horse to get their combatants into our country. this is a war, sean. we can't be stupid. if we had a way to actually vet these guys, it may change it. but we don't. our own people say we don't. and even if we did have a way to vet it, even if they went through the most strenuous process, it would take years to actually figure it out. i mean i could probably go to syria right now, i could walk into an office and for 20 bucks get a passport telling me that i'm moses. it's ridiculous, and the fact that we're not acknowledging that it's ridiculous and that anyone could probably pull off everything and that there's no law and order in these places, we must be insane, sean. >> you know, i think we should be learning the lessons of europe with the islamization of

europe and the refugee crisis in europe. you know, we see these attacks again in paris and in belgium and in orlando and in chattanooga and in san bernardino. you know, as newt said tonight, sharia is incompatible with western civilization. couple that with borders that are insecure. it is at the forefront of this election. your father was supposed to -- and i actually think he made the right decision in light of what happened tonight and today. he was going to make his announcement for vice president. newt gingrich was on tonight and said he has not been notified by the campaign. he thinks that the reports may be true that it probably might be mike pence, and he would support him fully, but he would serve if your father asked. when would your father then likely make the announcement? i would assume he'd want to make it before the convention considering the media goes into their frenzy every time a vice presidential nominee is named. >> yeah. well, he hasn't made his announcement. i do think it's appropriate to put it off from tomorrow. you know, i would imagine it will be over the weekend, but we'll see. i think we'll get together as a

family again and discuss. you know, the good thing is we have a couple great guys to choose from. i've gotten to know them. some of them i've known for a long time, especially if you include chris christie in there. all great guys, all very different characters, and it's nice to be able to say that we have this very eclectic group of guys, all of which have great experience, all of which would be happy to do it, and all of which either way we go, are going to be involved in the administration going forward because i mean, for us, there's so much we can learn from those guys. all incredibly talented, guys, all incredibly brilliant. >> i've got to run. it is amazing how your dad was willing to step out on a limb and really has predicted the narrative that would guide this election. and we're going to be talking in the days, weeks and months ahead. don jr., thank you so much. >> great to be with you. thanks. coming up, we'll continue to monitor all the breaking news out of nice in france. we'll check in with sheriff clarke, bo dietl and geraldo straight ahead.

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and this is a fox news alert. terror has struck again in france as a truck plows through a crowd, killing now at least 80, including women and children. here with reaction, milwaukee county sheriff david clark,

geraldo rivera and bo deedle. sheriff, die this into this election and the refugee issue and the immigration issue and the resistance say radical islamic terrorism. >> terrorists are unconventional enemy and use unconventional tactics. i still think our national security people are using a very conventional approach. i'm tired of hearing about terror alerts and threat assessments. i'm tired of getting reports that say a nonspecific threat from a credible source. donald trump is proven right every time one of these occurred. today i heard mrs. bill clinton say we need an intelligence surge. i've been around intelligence a long time, i don't know what the hell that is. >> she was part of the iranian deal. >> there is a military solution. i'm also tired of hearing how our military are winning hearts and minds. the purpose of our military is to identify the enemy and kill

it. >> sean, i think that it is indefensible that we have allowed this caliphate to exist for so long. they are safe in their havens in raqqah and mosul, as we besiege them slowly, slowly, slowly. they plot these dastardly attacks. 80 killed, you mentioned children. look at the video on the internet. these are savages, and the fact that we have allowed them this safe haven from which to launch these attacks on the west i think is absolutely one of the most implausible things i can think of. >> medieval barbarians, bo beadle, and it happened again. >> sean, this afternoon before this happened, i sent you some links from paris. cops getting shot, riots in the streets with these refugees, and what's happening in germany, 1200 females getting raped. london, rioting all over the place. but for some reason, our news

media don't want to show what this refugee influx does and what it will do to the united states of america. the news media is covering this up. they should be broadcasting what's going on in paris, london, and hamburg, and all the european countries, because it's coming to the united states. if we don't stop the immigration, we're going to have it in our backyard. that's why donald trump is raising in the polls. i don't care if you're a republican, democrat or independent, there's one man that will hand this. >> ten seconds. >> to make it an immigration issue at this stage, right now let's wipe out the terrorists. >> western civilization is at war. we'll continue. score. it's a skill. and like anything else, you can get better. that's why we have tools that show you what happens if you forgot to pay a bill.

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in france tonight. at least 80 dead, including women and children. stay with the fox news channel for continuing coverage of the attack in france. western civilization is at war, and sharia is incompatible with western civilization. shep smith is next. it's 11:00 on the east coast. 8:00 p.m. on the west coast. 5:00 a.m. in nice. this is fox news continuing coverage of the deadly bastille day attack in southern france. it started about 10:45 p.m. local time when somebody driving that large box truck went on a rampage, mowing down more than 100 people. they were celebrating france's independence day in nice. here's what we know at this hour. french officials say at least 80 people are now confirmed dead, including children and police officers. they also say 20 others are seriously hurt and dozens