[national anthem] ♪ hello, friends. good morning, it's saturday, the 23rd of july, 2016. i'm anna kooiman, and this is a fox news alert. the world on once again after another vicious shooting at a shopping mall overseas. [gunfire] >> was this terrorism? or did the shooter have another motive for killing 9 innocent people? the breaking details just moments away. >> new leaks from inside the democratic party are amazing. revealing their plot to destroy bernie sanders. we've got the latest on that coming up.

>> hillary clinton revealing her running mate virginia senator tim kaine. the question everyone wants answered this morning, what will he be dumped by donald trump? "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> we have to take some guesses audience from that he has probably been working on this for a while because tim kaine's name has been bopping around for a while. >> or is he the newly refined teleprompter donald trump? >> i think yesterday showed he was not. good morning, we are back from cleveland. glad to be here. taking a quick stop here before moving on to philadelphia. >> that's right. one pit stop here in new york city and then off to philadelphia. we begin this morning with a search for answers in munich. after nine people gunned down by iranian german teen outside of a busy shopping center. >> the suspect apparently targeted children. warning the video you are

about to watch is difficult. [gunfire] >> 27 people were injured in that attack and no group has claimed responsibility for just yet. katie logan is live in london with all the breaking details on this. good morning, katie. >> good morning. police have updated us in the last few minutes this young man was born in munich. his body was found half a mile from the shooting. overnight police have raided his apartment. they are trying to learn more about his motive. not clear on what that is yes, sir. he wasn't previously known to police. but authorities now confirm this morning that they still have no reason to suspect islamic extremism. now, in this eyewitness video you are about to see,

we hear supposed the suspect shout out i'm german, i'm from here after he gets abuse from the people filming this on the balcony calling him a foreigner. is he then seen to load a pistol and fire it police say he began to deadly rampage in a fast food restaurant. he quickly moved on to a busy shopping mall. you see people fleeing in panic from that. now, the shooter also fled the scene and for a while police had no idea where he was. they immediately started a massive manhunt on rumors of multiple shooters on the roof. it turned out there was one shooter and once the police were certain he was dead, they were able to open up the city's transport system and tell people it was safe to get back on the streets. now in munich today police are trying to reassure the public but, of course, there still many questions still

to be answered, guys. >> all right, kit at this logan thanks so much for that coming on the heels of that ax attack on the train there. >> there were reports this man was screaming allah akbar as he was killing people. witnesses said that. we will find out if it's true. >> switch gears with and move onto the race for the white house in a few hours. hillary clinton will campaign for the first time with virginia senator tim kaine since announcing he was her pick for vice president. we want to go live to mike emanuel in miami where hillary clinton will make it official today. >> clayton, anna, and tucker good morning to you. in choosing tim kaine hillary clinton has chosen experience over sizzle over trying to make a splash. he led the dnc from 2009 to 2011. is he from a swing state virginia. fluent in spanish and top prospect to be president

obama's topic in 2008. he was in iowa before the news broke. he seemed confident and updeet in recent days but also realized clinton could pick someone else. we will understanding clinton called him 7:32 p.m. then came the tweet i'm thrilled to announce my running mate tim kaine a man devoted then cain tweeted just got off the phone with hillary. i'm honored to be her running mate. donald trump reacted via a text message tim kaine is hillary's vp pick. the ultimate insiders, obama, hillary, and cain. don't let obama have a third term. here is a sample of cain recently going after trump. >> you want a "you're fired" president or you're hired president. what is donald trump known for? you're fired. i predict after this whole thing is over, what will be remembered about the failed candidacy of donald trump is you're fired and maybe one

other phrase trump you. >> expect to hear cain use some of his fluent spanish here in miami trying to demonstrate to the clinton team and the democratic party overall that he can be an asset connecting w latino voters. back to you guys in new york. >> thanks, mike. >> thanks, mike. >> remember hillary clinton was supposedly vetting elizabeth warren for v.p. and then she got shut down boy wall street donors. taken more money from wall street than anyone running for president said no way. >> that was a head fake bernie sanders supporters and progressive groups not too happy with the choice. and neither is michael moore. he says this on twitter. show me one voter gained by naming tim kaine? attention hillary campaign, it's not trump who will beat you. it's the people who are going to stay home. >> michael moore is also though supposed that a vice

president actually brings in voters which there is really no evidence that's the case at all. >> tucker, you watched politics for decades. is this something we will chat about for a couple of news cycles or is this important. >> this is important for several reasons. tim kaine was the head of the democratic party. ran the dnc for a couple years. 100 percent rating for planned parenthood. no problem there for the left. the problem is the issue in this cycle is about economics and the effect of the finance world. wall street on the u.s. economy. that was the whole point of the bernie sanders campaign. tim kaine is tied very closely. we undercover economic issues. trust me the activist left cares. they think correctly that tim kaine is middle finger to them. >> outrage this morning. outrage from the base on this choice. stefanie taylor co-founder of the progressive change committee saying this the mood the country is a populist one unfortunately

since tim kaine vote to do fast track the transpacific republicans have am new opening to attack democrats on the economic populist issue. >> she said oh no we are going to take care of you, don't worry. guy tied to wall street and in favor of tpp. are you kidding? >> this was in the making for a long time. not surprised by all of this. almost a year the outrage from the bernie sanders campaign against the dnc. >> right. >> right. >> we don't have access to emails and freezing rain structure. why are you favoring hillary clinton over me? why can't we have ache sets to the same. >> the party can't favor one candidate in a primary? >> oh, no. >> that's not allowed. and they claimed they weren't. they are are a are a bitters

arbiters. >> unfair to god i think i read is he an atheist this could make several points difference with my southern baptist peeps. basically attacking him on his religion, wondering -- questioning whether he believes in god or not and maybe that will alienate some of the democrats. >> are you kidding? this is the lowest thing. wikileaks. union line. there is one attacking this show. we had called asking interview from the dnc spokesman, what? they are not allow to do hate one of their own candidates. that's the point. it was a rigged system. bernie said it was rigged. hillary said rigged? you're a conspiracy nut. it was rigged. >> another email from mark wondering if there is a good bernie narrative for a story which is that bernie never

had his act together that his campaign was a mess. if you were looking for a narrative to put together just turn to the dnc. >> turns out even paranoids have enemies. bernie sanders said debbie schultz was in the bag for hillary clinton. people said you're crazy. it turned out it was entirely true. i don't liked leaked emails but in this one case god bless you, wikileaks, for proving what we expected. >> coming out with the vp pick of tim kaine what will happen with all of bernie sanders supporters? they going to potentially go to donald trump. he of course has been trying to court them and also the blue collar democrats. >> this is a flashback what he thought would happen to these voters. watch. >> i have seen firsthand how the system is rigged against our citizens just like it was rigged against bernie sanders. he never had a chance, never had a chance because his

supporters will join our movement because we will fix their biggest single issue trade deals that strip our country of our jobs and strip us of our wealth as a country. >> amazing of the lock of the difference thinking about his field of 16 that he went up against and he was able to fight the system. and in the end reince priebus and the rnc comes on board and actually joins up with donald trump and make good and he gives them the apparatus to use. democrats that never happened for bernie sanders it was tilted in the opposite direction. >> talk about the division in the republican party. take a look at the democratic party right now. we need to switch gears and what is making headlines saturday morning. terror brewing in our own black yard. three florida men just arrested for trying to join the islamic state. fbi tracking trio of metropolitan who allegedly discussed carrying out attacks here in the united states. practicing with guns in a shooting range.

police arrested gregory hubbard at miami international airport moments before he hops on a plane to germany. other two men reportedly provided weapons and instructions to hubbard. and breaking news this morning on that doomed malaysia harls flight that vanished in the indian ocean. more than two years ago and may have been a mass murder-suicide. evidence by new york magazine claimed the pilot simulated that suicide flight on his home computer. those sinister details originally discovered by fbi agents here in the united states were left out of malaysia's public report on the investigation. the plane was carrying 23 people from large -- beijing before disappearing from radar. an executive order would have granted felons to vote in the election. the order was wildly criticized swing state in

favor of hillary clinton. the court saying governor mcauliff overstepped. order them to cancel registration of 11,000 felons who signed up over the last few months. those are your headlines. >> donald trump loved the supreme the mainstream media not so much. >> more like a war time president last night. >> very dark. whoever is running is trying to have a sunny atmosphere. had a sunny personality. that was not there at all. >> turns out nbc news not impressed by donald trump. we will give you more examples coming up. >> plus this adorable photo of prince george has activists calling for him to be dethroned. the royal offense the young prince caused this morning ♪ bad to the bone ♪ bad bad bad bad bad ♪ bad bad bad bad bad ♪ bad bad bad bad bad bad

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a fox news alert. europe on edge again after 9 people shot dead in a munich mall marking the third major attack in western europe in 8 days. president obama says the world is safe. >> this idea that america is somehow on the verge of collapse, this vision of violence and chaos everywhere doesn't jive with the experience of most people. some of the fears that were expressed throughout the week just don't jive with the facts. i hope people the next morning walked outside and the birds were chirping and the sun was out. >> donald trump is criticized for a doom and gloom rnc speech. who seems to have a better

grasp on the threats around the world? >> here tore tell us is former cia operative mike baker. good morning, mike. >> good morning. >> the president who lives in a gated compound surrounded by men with machine guns and press who are disproportionately from the affluent ruling class say their world is great how could donald trump be painting a picture of the rest of the country. what do you think? >> we are getting this or that. it's all of this or it's all of that in the political season. ache, part of president obama's comments were obviously directed at donald trump's speech. and not, you know, grounded necessarily in reality. part of it is as the president, his job is to try to create a more positive scenario to calm and reassure the public. he is clearly frustrated. enormously frustrated i suspect that the war on terror continues in large part define his time in office. and we see continuously him

trying to, you know, push this to the background as he wants to deal with the subjects that are most of interest to him. he has never really seemed and this is just opinion. he has never really seemed, you know, completely engaged in foreign policy, engaged in the realities of this war on terror. >> donald trump seemed to tap into this anxiety, i think, some of you are feeling in europe. talk about this europe on edge. obviously everything that just unfolded in nice and the immediate sort of reaction to think that this guy is tied to the islamic state. zit care and issues and felt bullied. that's the natural radicalization right now. that's the world we live in, is it not? >> it is. whether or not we are talking about orlando and paris and nice and the airport attacks in istanbul. look, the actual reality is that we are facing more difficulties. we are facing increased threat from radical

jihadiism and extremism. allies oversee intel service and services are stretched thinner on counter terrorism, concerns operations and target than they have been in a very long time. so, yes, also, it's interesting. i have got a company that, you know, provides information, intention and security for corporations and financial institutions. we get con isn't itly over the past year. we have been just barraged with questions from companies saying our executives -- as usual, the reality resides somewhere in the middle. it's not the doom and gloom that donald trump would paint. it's not the optimistic, you know, scenario necessarily that president obama is showing. it resides somewhere in the center as typically most of life does. >> he is hoping that his

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hey there, let's get up and moving and grooving. 24 minutes after the hour headlines. first an american reportedly detained in iran. friends and family members of robin shaheeny say they haven't heard from him in more than a week. he was detained for comments he made online criticizing the country's human rights record. and stuck behind bars. a judge denies parole for the youngest follower of murderous cult leader charles manson.

the governor overturning a parole board's recommendation. the 19th time she has been denied. she was convicted in the grew some killings of leno and rosemary in 1969. >> i have a message for all of you the crime and violence that aflicks our nation will soon and i mean very soon come to an end. >> donald trump's acceptance speech thursday was received positively by about 75% of those who watched it according to polls. 57% of whom viewed it very positively. according to cnnorc poll but many in the press saw it very differently calling it dark and hopeless and distopia n. >> i'm going to read my hometown newspaper the "the washington post" what they think about it. i'm reading it verbatim. >> trump is a unique threat to american democracy.

cultivating a state of panic. final grade for the trump convention d. trump's creepy fascist infomercial and finally trump's america is a dark and desperate place. >> are you trying to tell me the "the washington post" editorial board is out of touch with the american people. >> news stories. they feel it's their moral obligation to stop this guy. >> as is all knowledgeable, sophisticated evolved people. >> yes. >> but these are people, the "the washington post" editorial board who don't have to worry about their kid being killed by illegal immigrants, overflooding in schools because all their kids go to private schools if they have children. long place themselves from northeast, northwest ohio neighborhood that they lived from. and they are better than that now. so, of course, they are demeaning, they are attacking the people they grew up with and left behind. >> when did the press decide it was their role to protect the prerogatives of american elites? i thought they were supposed to be opposing power, questioning power not sucking up to it.

>> it's the same people who always accuse republicans of fear mongering but then mention david duke every 30 seconds that they possibly can. they have a vested interest in making sure that americans have this over heightened sense of reality when it comes to issue of race and gender and sex and race baiting and angry cops. they will never cover stories where the perpetrator doesn't fit a narrative. >> that's exactly right. we can hook up the term hysteria in the dictionary and define it or show you this clip. watch. >> donald trump's speech was more than an hour long. a lot of it was red-faced. it was angry. it was dark. one thing getting a lot of traction on social media is the response to donald trump's speech from david duke. a lot of people who are critical of donald trump generally look at praise like that from somebody lick donald duke and wonder if is he a gateway drug. if there is something beyond donald trump himself that means of much greater traps

for immigration of the republican party into something that is going to be new to mainstream politics. >> so how could steve schmidt sit there and not say that's the dumbest thing i have ever heard. >> donald duke she said. i have been to hundreds of party meetings deep south and out west. no one has ever mentioned david duke. no one has mentioned david duke in my life. he has no relevancy to anyone on the right only someone like rachel maddow how fantasies about david duke and what is he talking about and how is he realigning america to this white nationalist world view. this is not donald trump. donald trump has a jewish daughter for crying out loud. do you think donald duke would be would sit feed into the fear. always 1939 in these people's world you have. >> rather than engaging with the economic arguments that he makes, not conservative buy the way. they are left wing. they dismiss him as a racist.

here is what cbs this morning said about the trump speech. >> donald trump acceptance the republican presidential nomination saying there can be no prosperity without law and order. his speech focused more on threats than hope. >> this is a speech with no uplift. no hope in it, and the question is usually you use that hope to bridge to another constituency, to draw people in. to reach in to another constituency and we just don't know if that's possible with such a dark speech. >> such a dark speech. they were scared by his teach. >> his tag line make america great again that is not utopian world view. they feel like there is no one. howfn do you turn on a sunday news program no one is having a conversation across the dining room table. these are people in a very, very closed world and they are sitting this and saying if you want to make it to our level you have to hate all of this. and you will eventually but this is nonsense and you can't possibly. >> the only reason trump exists because the people

who run the country hate its population. absolutely. >> it's great to see you this morning. >> thank you. >> when it comes to his opponent, donald trump make sure you know them by name. watch this. >> lyin' ted. lyon -- little marco. a lot of those people hate hillary clinton crooked hillary as we call her. what will donald trump call the new vp pick tim kaine? will it be literateive. bernie sanders newly leaked emails from the democratic national committee. we will tell you what they mean coming up.

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♪ share the joy of real cream... ...with reddi-wip. >> the reality is if she is now, you know, at the center of the stage with the spotlight basically on nobody else, having to convince the base of the democratic party, not just to vote for her but to turn out and to work and to get excited and to push unlikely voter, that's where the challenge is going to be, you know, is going to come from. and tim is a nice guy. he is not the most courageous politician in the democratic party. he is certainly not the most inspiring. it's not clear how he helps.

>> hillary clinton naming virginia senator tim kaine as her running mate. this pick has many bernie supporters this morning unimpressed this coming as leaked dnc emails show a secret plan to take the sanders campaign down. has hillary and the dnc alienated her base? here to discuss is our political panel this morning. scott rasmussen. jehmu greene and republican pollster. nice to see all of you this morning. >> nice to see. >> you fresh off of cleveland this morning. now we turn our attention to the dnc. this was a lot of excitement, i think, around mike pence's speech at the rnc. people were excite to do his his big coming out party there during the convention. doesn't seem to be that same level of excitement right now for tim kaine. what do you think do you think, jim? >> i don't think there is any question about that. i think the clinton campaign knew that. that's why they did it. it was basically an 8:00 news dump on a friday night. i mean, i think it was bizarre. she basically picked a boring socialist. getting shot at by the

bernie supporters. everybody talking about all the not being together on the republican side. i think the democrats have a lot of problems right now with disunity on their side. >> do the democrat have a problem. shear a guy aligned with wrote. this was the theme, the narrative of the campaign that hillary is assign aligned with wall street big banks. bernie sanders supporters furious about coming together at the end. democrats have a big problem. >> i think it's wishful thinking after the last four days in cleveland for republicans to think that democrats have a problem here. look, i think if beashedz supporters don't support tim kaine right now it's because they don't know him. we have enough time for them to get to know him. the work he has done as a civil rights lawyer. the fact that he is extremely liberal and has provided, you know, comfort to the more centrist. this is a good man. and, yes, is he boring but

is the veepstakes supposed to about who most exciting. >> yes, he is boring. >> that's a good thing. is he boring. but he is effective. he rolls up his sleeves. >> you bring up a good point are those bernie supporters who donald trump thinks is going to come his way are they going to get up on elections get out of bed and come to the hillary ticket? >> let's face it turn out is the big question. will the obama coalition turn out in strength for hillary clinton? that is not going to be decided by tim kaine. it's going to be decided by hillary clinton. this is a race at the top of the tickets. we what we learned about these vp picks is donald trump recognized he needed to reassure some conservatives. he need to do get the republicans in congress on board. what we learned about hillary clinton is she is running a conventional campaign. she wants to reach to the center. she thinks she has won the election and she wants to run out the clock with a safe pick. that's really where she is. >> all right. let's talk about the rnc and what we can expect from

these conventions. too we see a bounce? likely see a little bit of a bounce here. want to play donald trump the other night. take a listen. >> every day i wake up determined to deliver a better levee for the people all across this nation that have been ignored, neglected and abandoned. these are the forgotten men and women of our country and they are forgotten. but they are not going to be forgotten long. these are people who work hard but no longer have a voice. i am your voice. [cheers and applause] >> saw the outreach the lbgt community, latinos. will donald trump expand the party and get a bounce heading into the summer? >> those are two different questions. the bounce is probably not going to be very big. there is so much saturation coverage these days that we don't see bounces like we did a generation ago. presidents don't get bounces

when they give a speech. because they don't have the mega phone that they used to. donald trump may have reassured some conservatives. he may have made some good steps somewhere along the way at the convention, threw away some of it with a press conference yesterday. but i don't expect a big bounce in either direction coming out of these conventions. >> jim, bounce? >> the interesting part was mitt romney got no bounce last time and barack obama actually got about a 3 point bounce last time. i expect to see it but the truth of the matter is you're not going it really know what it is until after the democratic convention because these things happen so quick and until about the first, second week in august and the interesting part is, too, is basically most of the polls were showing going into the convention the race was a dead heat. dead heat nationally and dead heat in most of the swing states. >> does that change, dead heat narrative going into the convention. does he get a bounce? >> i don't know what y'all watching no outreach to

expand the community. he mentioned the lbgtq community latino community outreach there was no outreach. picking mike pence as his vp cuts him off from the lbgtq. words on that stage about americans and undocumented. hatred came out toward anyone who is not us. us versus them. there is no expansion that we saw. and i don't think donald trump is going to get a bounce from a dysfunctional convention but when the democrats get together in philadelphia, they understand that they have an opportunity to show america what was not shown last week in cleveland, which is a leader who wants to bring us together. yes, people are terrified they are thatting times but they are looking for someone to bring us together not divide us. that's where the bounce is going to come from. >> scott, last word? >> reality is people on the fence undecided or who might be suede weren't watching these conventions we're in mid summer and we tend to

overstate the impact. >> very few people were watching the republican conventions ratings were down. >> watching ice cream on the boardwalk. you will be pack at 8:30 and we will talk more politics this morning. >> looking forward to that. donald trumped aing to arsenal of opponent nicknames. listen. >> lyin' ted. l-y-i-n' little, little marco. a the of those bernie people hate hillary clinton. crooked hillary clinton as we call her. you have heard them a time or two. now donald trump is revealing one for clinton's newly crowned vice presidential pick. senator tim kaine he will call him corrupt cain. citing a report that cain accepted $160,000 in gifts while governor of virginia. and president obama lining his pockets before leaving office. he vetoed a bill capping pensions at expresidents $200,000 a year. that would force former presidents to lay off their

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with humira, control is possible. quick look at entertainment head lanes this morning from the stage to the courtroom. ♪ you write the book of love ♪ and do you have faith in god above ♪ if the bible tells you so? >> not clear who wrote the book of love but don mclean has pled guilty to assault after heated argument over his wife in a divorce. agree to do plead guilty with no prison time. one day after ben higgins agreed to file for house of representatives. eating star with drew from the race posted on website he received information that made that pursuit unworkable. i don't know what that means. when we find out, of course, we will bring that you breaking news. anna? >> we will break in if there is a commercial we will

break in. >> yes, we will. >> the democratic national convention kicks off in just two days. security there tightening up in the wake of the latest attack in munich. >> bernie sanders backers mr.ing the largest relatives outside of the convention. >> the great doug mckelway is live in philly at the wells fargo center there. doug, what's going on? >> you know, tucker, the munich attacker hit soft targets. we know that he hit innocent people, including children who are eating in restaurant here at the democratic national convention. this is anything but a soft target. we are surrounded by security. layers of security. perimeters, the site is crawling with federal state and law enforcement. jeh johnson toured the site yesterday in the midst of the munich attack. he told me no uptick in terrorist chatter. no specific credible threat here. >> the environment we are in is self-evident. the homegrown i have a lent

extremist. the attack we saw in orlando. the attack we saw in san bernardino. the murder of our police officers in dallas creates for an environment where all of us in law enforcement and homeland security have to be vigilant. >> were authorities are, however, expecting lots and lots of protesters here. the most inspired among them may be those supporters of bernie sanders. and they may have found some new inspiration in the release just yesterday by wikileaks of almost 20,000 hacks, democratic national committee emails. those emails were lighting up twitter last night. fueling skeptic's view that an organized effort in the dnc may have tried to deprive sanders of the nomination. sanders' supporters have applied for and they have received permits for nine rallies approved by the city of philadelphia. 30,000 people are expect to do attend the largest rally over the five day period. sanders' rallies account for

1/3 of the events fdr park across from the wells fargo center where we are now standing. no one can predict whether any of these rallies will become violent. that, of course is, contingent in part upon the tone that sanders strikes to the convention here on monday night. he has a reputation, of course, for keeping his combativeness in check. and certainly despite the incendiary quality of some of those hacked dnc emails, the hard cold fact for bernie sanders supporters is that the hillary train has long ago left the station and it is not coming back. back to you in new york. >> unbelievable. doug mckel kaye. thanks a lot, doug. we will see you soon. >> coming up. what does rudy giuliani think of tim kaine as hillary's running mate. america's mayor coming up. i saw him in the hallway. voice is returning. he has a lozenge. pain any longer.

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welcome back a fox news alert. nine people shot dead in a munich mall marking the third major attack in western europe in the last 8 days now learning more about the shooter the question people are asking how does he get his hands on a gun in a nation with strict gun laws. >> author of defeating jihad. dr. gorka sebastian. >> good morning. >> let's in a million muslim refugees without investigating them. is it a surprise that her country is now facing attacks like this? >> not at all, tucker. the fact is that we have a continent at war lock what we had the last two months or year and a half. two paris attacks. brussels becoming attack. we had nice just over a week ago. and now we have the german

attack. so this is really, this is the new normal that we have to put up with. and the policies of the eu crap. the bureaucrats in brussels and politicians have facilitated this kind attack and exploitation by isis. we know isis has used the refugee streams. one of the brussels attackers was on a false passport and had been given refugee status in the eu. this is the new norm, tucker. >> dr. gorka we have been monitoring a press conference going on there in munich. still trying to figure out exactly what the motive here is. it may not have anything to do with radical islam. there are reports that they think that he was getting psychiatric care. he was really depressed. is there a threat that people who are disenchanted and who are mentally i will do copycat attacks maybe not in the same honor of isis

but still cause the same carnage. >> it's not out of the question. i would be really very cautious with any of these initial reports trying to explain away what this person did. remember, we had reports yesterday that this was a neo nazi wearing hob nailed boots. i mean, it's so strange how there is this reflex reaction to almost excuse away the terrorist attacks whether it's the utterly fallacious reports here in orlando the orlando killer was some kind of homosexual with repressed tendencies that he wanted to take out in some kind of revenge attack or whether it's yesterday the guys caucasian neo nazi. let's try to not make excuses for these individuals and wait until we find out. we know for a fact this man was a german iranian. i think that's more important than any other hypothesis about his mental state right now. >> sebastian gorka, great to see you this morning,

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hi, friends, good morning, it's saturday, the 23rd of july, 2016. i'm anna kooiman. we have a fox news alert now. the world on edge yet again after another massacre in a mall in munich. miewnch, brand new details emerging about the gunman murdered nine people in a shopping mall. was it terror or something else? >> hillary clinton's new running mate has democrats all wound up. michael moore is not impresseown hard with the left. donald trump weighing in too this morning. we will bring you the latest.

>> maybe this is why we can't defeat isis. john kerry saying the terrorists are just as dangerous as your home appliances if you viewed my microwave you might be right. "fox & friends" hour two starts right now. hey, everybody, come on in and stay a while. >> america's mayor, rudy giuliani in the hallway here. everyone's voices from this past week a little strained. >> get the man some tea. >> best speech of the entire week. i was mesmerized. a lot going on out there. race to the white house, we want to bring the latest in two hours. hillary clinton will hit the campaign trail for the first time with her new pick, i beg your pardon for vp tim kaine. >> since announcing he was her pick for vice president last night. mike emanuel in miami where clinton and cain will make it official today. good morning, mike. >> good morning, anna,

tucker, clayton. senator tim kaine's guiding chief is the principle that you can make a difference through public service and cain certainly has a long resume in public service. he is a u.s. senator. was a former governor. was a mayor of richmond, virginia. he led the dnc from 2009 to 2011 virginia is a swing state. fluent in spanish. was a finalist to be president obama's vp in 2008. clinton feeted this announcement last night. i'm thrilled to announce my running mate tim kaine a man devoted his life serving others. just got the phone with hillary. running mate. i can't wait to hit the trail in miami. >> is it the same cain who took hundreds of through sands of gifts while governor of virginia and didn't get indicted while bob mcdonald did? then this morning tim kaine is and always has been owned by the banks. bernie supporters outraged was their last choice, bernie fought for nothing.

meanwhile, clinton recently reacted to cain referring to himself as boring. >> he says he is too boring. [ laughter ] and i love that about him. he has got a great never lost election, world class mayor, governor and senator. >> even though the white house tried selling tim kaine as a catholic version of president obama some on the left are not happy. they wanted clinton to go more liberal perhaps someone like massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. >> mike emanuel. do you remember last week on meet the press bernie sanders warning sort of like throwing it out there he knew it was coming. he warned last week on meet the press do not pick someone who is cozy with wall street. stead he didn't want to talk about tim kaine. world class mayor of richmond. i'm for richmond, it's not

like singapore or something exactly right. bernie sanders gets 45% of the young votes. every single young person voting democrat. i heard the message i'm going it pick someone who represents his values, she pretends to vet elizabeth warren "wall street journal" saying no way we won't accept that and she goes with tim kaine a favorite of wall street. >> to everyone here and everyone across the country who poured your heart and soul into senator sanders campaign, thank you thank you. i'm asking you to stand with us. you will always have a seat at the table when i'm in the white house. >> senator, remember, that is when bernie sanders endorsed hillary clinton. promising them a seat at the table. we will let you help plan out the platform here. your revolution will not be dead. is it. >> sure. >> then she picks somebody who ties herself to the

establishment even more when many say she is tone deaf because this is antiestablishment year. michael moore said show me one voter gained by cain. it's not trump who will beat you it's the people who have going to stay home. >> stefanie taylor released a statement co-founder of progressive change committee. mood of the company is populist one. since tim kaine vote to do fast track the transpacific partnership new opening to attack democrats on this economic populist issue perfect pick in a lot of ways. liberal on status average american on that. this election is rigged. primary process is rigid because the democratic party itself run, of course, by debbie wasserman schultz of florida is on the side of hillary clinton. hillary people said that's insane you are a conspiracy nut. >> now we have emails. >> we have proof.

because of wikileaks they manage to do break. in i want to do say these were leaked emails but that presupposes that someone from the dnc handed these emails over to wikileaks. no, wikileaks tends to break into servers and actually find this stuff which they did here to show that this stuff was planned from the beginning. does he believe in a god referring to sanders. he had skated on saying he has a jewish heritage. i think i read is he a atheist. this could make several points of difference with my peeps. southern baptist would draw a big difference between a jew and atheist. >> not really jewish? not an authentic jew? are they allow to do say this? >> another email creates a narrative dnc secretary mark saying wondering if there is a good bernie narrative for a story which is that never ever had his act together that his campaign was a mess

we heard this over the last year we don't have access to the voter rolls, not the same access to hillary campaign has access to in the different states. there was a two day or three day period where they were frozen out of having access to anything. >> yeah in that database. and also the debate calendar that was meant to kind of hide hillary clinton and coronate her. >> yeah. i mean, but this plays into what a lot of voters on both sides already think which is that the system is completely rigged. fix is in. inside game and only people who are players in the game get its benefits. and this proves they're absolutely right. trump is making this point. i think this helps trump you might be right. where do bern jr. fans go? do they stay home on election? >> and now that marijuana has been decriminalized in most states it, doesn't make it more likely they are going to vote. >> seven minutes after the

hour. big show lined up for you. coming up on the program. no link to isis. munich police calling attack by iranian german teenager that killed nine people a classic shooting rampage. this latest information coming to light after a raid of the suspect's apartment just a short time ago. police say he was treated for depression around obsessed with mass killings. he lured people to fast food restaurant by hack ago facebook page and offering free food. he killed nine people before turning the gun on himself, 27 others were injured. and terror brewing in our own backyard. three florida men just arrested for trying to join the islamic state. the fbi tracking this trio of men who allegedly discussed carrying out attacks here in the united states. even practicing with guns at a shooting range. police arresting gregory hubbard at miami international airport moments before boarding a plane to germany. the other two men reportedly provided weapons and instructions to hubbard. breaking news this morning.

on that doomed malaysia airlines flight that vanished in the indian ocean more than two years ago. what may have been a mass murder suicide. new evidence reported b new york magazine claims the pilot simulated that suicide flight on his home computer. the sinister details originally discovered by fbi agents here in the united states were left out of malaysia's public report on the investigation. the plane was carrying 239 people from la pure to beijing before disappearing from radar. the virginia supreme court overturning democratic governor terry mcauliff's executive order that would have granted felons the right to vote in this november's election. the play was widely criticized for potential to swing that swing state in favor of hillary clinton. the court saying governor mcauliff overstepped his authority and ordered the state to cancel voter registrations for the more than 11,000 felons who had signed up over the past two months. and those are your headlines. >> thank you anna b. kooiman. coming up, the question is can hillary top trump's

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columnist kristin solstice anderson. great to see you this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> where are we now? conflicting reports where the polls stand. what's the truth? >> the truth right now is that donald trump has to flip 64 electoral votes in order to become president of the united states, compared to what mitt romney did four years ago if you look at the national polls donald trump is holding this to a relatively close race in the polling averages only down about 3 to 4 points overall. some polls rasmussen sort of consistently shows him up although within looking at the same poll he is down over over the last two weeks. you always expect a convention bump. coming out of a convention you expect someone to gain between 3 to 5 points in the polls. we will see if donald trump is able to do that before the democratic convention rolls around and tries to wash it all out. >> his speech on thursday night was panned by the press focus groups and overnight polling suggest viewers like it. do you think that is enough to post him nationally?

>> well, there are about 7 out of 10 americans who think our country is on the wrong track and about half of them who say that they think we're less safe now than we were five to 10 years ago donald trump's speech was aimed at those folks who feel anxiety and world sun raveling already. it's not that donald trump is convincing people who otherwise live totally normal, safe lives that, you know, things are getting crazy, is he speaking to people who feel real anxieties that are justified. so there is a chance that you will see at the end of these two weeks folks saying, look, you have in hillary clinton someone who does represent maybe a third term of obama, a lot of the same and donald trump who wants a different approach. if people really feel anxious about the way things are going. that's a moment where they could go with somebody who is maybe a little riskier. maybe a little different than they are used to. but is somebody who they think could possibly bring about the change that would make them safe. >> so we hear a lot. by the way i agree completely. trump wouldn't be where is he if people didn't already feel anxious. you here a lot about how

obviously the elites despise donald trump. hillary clinton, where is her unfavorable rating this morning? where do you expect it to go? >> so her unfavorable rating right now is just a little above half of americans. and if you look deeper in the numbers, you find that a lot of that is a very strong, unfavorable. this isn't just folks saying i'm not sure that i'm crazy about her. this is baked, in after decades of hillary clinton being in the news. and, of course, in the next couple of months of the campaign, it's only going to get uglier. you are going to see the trump folks really pressing hard on things like the clinton foundation, her involvements with foreign government. again, continuing to press the case on things like benghazi and really focusing on the national security case for why they think hillary clinton is unfit to be president. and so i expect that for both of these candidates there is still room to grow on that unfavorable rating. we may well get to election day with a majority of voters thinking that they just really loathe both of these candidates. >> i think that's probably likely. so if that happens who

actually votes. democrats or republicans more likely to vote. >> in this case it's hillary clinton who has the bigger problem in terms of making sure that those bernie sanders supporters turn out in force and convention next week making sure they are on board. are they comfortable? do they think it's worth going out and participating in a system that they think is fundamentally corrupt. on the side of the donald trump supporters, we did see at the republican convention not total unity. you had some dissent there in the form of ted cruz. ultimately these candidates will try to motivate their supporters by saying you may not love me but you surely don't like the other person. negative emotions pretty motivational after all. >> they sure are. you think i'm awful, look at that guy. kristin, thanks so much for welcome with us. >> thank you, tucker. >> remember the pastor who electrified the crowd this last week. >> donald trump, under a donald trump administration all lives matter.

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time for the highlight of the show, news by the numbers. first up, $4.5 billion. that's how much the white house is bumping in to electric car charging. it's offering loan guarantees to build more charging stations in an

effort to drive more electric cars into the market whether you want them or not. next up, 9 a grand. that's how much of your taxpayer money is going to a viral video campaign in india. to raise awareness on climate change. basically attacking you for turning up your thermostat too high. and best of all, we are number one. fox news channel blowing away the competition, all of it during the rnc. 10 million people turned into the final night. that's more than cnn and abc combined. we didn't just win cable we won all of television, not to brag. anna. >> now this, one south korean electrifying the rnc crowd thursday night on his message of unity. >> under donald trump and and you donald trump administration all lives

matter! that means black lives, white lives, hispanic lives, asian lives, christian lives muslim lives, shout with me all lives matter! >> pastor mark burns declaring all lives matter and the one candidate that best represents that vision is donald trump. he says he is jinning us now to tell us why. nice to see you this morning, pastor. we, earlier on the show had jehmu greene on the show i don't know what rnc you guys were watching. she described it as disunity and that the democrats this week are going to be -- is going to be the convention that brings everyone together. do you agree or disagree? >> well, absolutely disagree that the democratic party is going to be bringing everyone together. i am told through sources to my understanding the mother of michael browne will be speaking at the dnc convention and for me, that's just a sign of antipolice anti-divided

rhetoric that's going to continue to support the fact that african-americans should be afraid of the police in our society, which i think is extremely divisive. i the republican national convention is united. what ted cruz did that day and if you discovered the booing, the reaction of the crowd, that was a strong sign that the republican party has backed and is backing our candidate donald trump for president of the united states. >> you say it doesn't matter what the skin color is that you have, that you were born with. the only colors that matter are the colors of the american flag, red, white, and blue. it will is a beautiful message but is it feasible today? and if so what do we need to hear from donald trump and from hillary clinton? it's the message that needs to be echoed from all our leadership. again, i am a black man from the south. i know what real racism is. i have experienced it. racism is real. it happens even today people

who may not recognize me if i'm dressed in a suit, they may not sit beside me in the airport. these are the things i go through daily. there is way to overcome this divisive rhetoric so we are not pitting our brother and sister together. there is a message of unity. right now donald trump is dealing with issues that are beyond just one race but the human race. two major issues. number one, poverty knows no color. poverty don't care if you're broke. poverty don't care if you are white, plaque, or asian. it doesn't care. number two, isis doesn't care whether you are black. whether you are white, whether you are gay, whether you are straight. they don't care. they want to destroy our way of life. so we need jobs and we need security and right now what donald trump is suggesting is that, one, we put the power back into the hands of parents of our educational centers of the urban centers decide what schools our children needs to go to that

creates competition and forces schools that raise up their values so that their children can be properly prepared moving forward for better jobs in our country. donald trump is also going to make sure that our security is safe what has took place in different parts of the world don't happen here on a regular basis. so these are issues that transcend just race. but too we have a race issue? absolutely. the moment we stop calling ourselves describing ourselves with adjectives before who we are like probably now i'm the black pastor that supports donald trump or the african-american pastor or the white pastor. the moment we stop removing those adjectives that describe us and start looking at ourselves as just americans the moment we could begin to eliminate racism in this country. >> amen. >> pastor mark burns. great to see you this morning. and great speech the other night by the way. >> thank you so much.

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my compassion will be for our own struggling citizens. [cheers and applause] >> wow, cleveland on thursday night. and the former mayor of new york city rudy giuliani gave an impassioned speech this week quoted boston's dnc speech it's not a white america, contrast it where we are now that was really sad, poignant, moving, and true. >> that was an ad-libbed remark that comes from the heart. >> you just threw that in there? >> it just came to me because i feel bad about that. beyond republican, democrat, liberal, conservative. if he could have solved that problem the terrorism problem in the world he

would have been historic president. he has not only solved it i don't think race relations have been this bad since the days of the civil rights marchs and certainly terrorism hasn't been this bad. >> he says it's fine. listen to the secretary of state our home appliances are more of a threat to us. >> central orlando, i just added up the front page of the post. 185 people have been killed by islamic terrorists. one of mice police dealtives that works in my security seems to him people getting killed either by terrorists or police officers once every two days the numbers are staggering. do you ever remember the world as dangerous as this? i don't. i mean, we had september 11th, but i think in my lifetime and i was born as the second world war was ending. i don't remember the world as dangerous as this.

>> you mentioned the cover of the post. i wish we had it right here. the cover says the summer of terror and it has all the different attacks and all the different numbers. >> yeah. least out a lot. >> so awful. and that's why donald trump is trying to show the world that he is the law and order candidate. many on the left have said this is a doom and gloom speech. the president saying the world is a rose place. i want to get your responds. >> last night donald told us i am your voice. [crowd boos] >> i don't think he speaks for most americans. do you? >> no. >> the last thing we need are leaders who try to divide us each more than we are. we should be trying to reach

out to those who are different from us. >> this idea that america is somehow on the verge of collapse this vision of violence and chaos everywhere doesn't really jive with the experience of most people. >> that had to be just a couple of hours before the attack in munich and after the attack that the mainstream media even avoided, the one, by the way, most people at home don't even know about a few days before that. five people were stabbed in germany with a man yelling out allah akbar, you know, the work place violence slogan. this man has no clue. he is living under the world. is he living in opposite universe, which is really tragic when is he protecting our lives.

this world has not seen as many terrorist murders in more different places than ever before. it's like you don't know where to go. at one time you could say oh, don't come to new york. new york is the crime capital of america. but, you know, los angeles was safe. or you could say you can go to paris, paris is safe. paris is safe. you go to brussels, brussels is safe. go to hamburg or munich, they are safe we are at a point now where the terrorists have really achieved something they want to achieve. they have placed almost every part of western society at risk by these attacks that are spread out all over the place. this is a much smarter strategy than al qaeda, which did one big hit, unfortunately, my city and my friends, many of them were the victims of it and

me to a certain extent. i still think about september 11th every day. that was one big hit. now they have got us thinking, you know, i want to take a vacation to france this summer? am i going to go? walk along a in nice in the afternoon and look what happened. >> republicans were hoping for all week. could the party come together? >> right. >> could donald trump do enough to unite the party? we saw the booing of ted cruz. >> that helped. i think he did enough to unite the party. but i would -- i'm not worried about the party being united because i think it's a different election. i don't think this is right/left. i think this is insider/outsider. what we saw on television there, hillary clinton is the ultimate washington insider. she just picked a washington insider for vice president. against a washington outsider with mike pence, a

governor, washington outsider. when he was in congress, somewhat maverick kind of congressman, right? fought the leadership. so, i think when he said i'm your voice, there is a much deeper theme to this than i think people realize. >> i agree completely. >> this is donald trump trying to frame the election on his terms. you are the ultimate, corrupts insider. you are feeding off the beast of all these big companies, big unions paying them large amounts of money. i'm donald trump, they are not paying me. they don't own me. you own me. you. the people that don't have the power whether you are rich or poor. a lot of people who are rich don't have the special interest inside help that a lot of these companies get. >> then why is the press taking sides in this against trump? when did the media decide it's their job to protect the prerogatives of the elites? when did that happen? >> oh, i don't know.

sometime around goldwater is when it started. i went through ronald reagan. people think it's a joke. not true, i mean, it is true. ronald reagan used to read the "new york times" and do the opposite who is donald trump's speech for the other night? >> for all of those who feel that washington doesn't work. it was for all of those who feel that washington is corrupt. it was for all of those who feel that washington leaves them out. if you look at any poll, that's about anywhere from 60 to 75% of the american people. if he can grab those people, 51% of them. he can give some to her. if he wins the election. get them to the right stage he wins the election big. >> were there any regrets this week from the election? anything you wish would have went better? >> no. because i have never seen a convention where everything went perfect. i thought it was the happiest convention i have been at for all this garbage about doom and gloom ham

jest delegates i have seen. i have been to five conventions. maybe because it was new people. they were donald trump delegates who were the outsiders. >> they were certainly colorful. >> at love fun also at the parties. >> yeah. it was good. >> mr. mayor, thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much. >> following other stories making headlines get right to this one. we now know where the top secret emails sent from hillary clinton's private server ended up. according to the state department, 22 emails containing our nation's secrets landed in the inboxes of three clinton aides, jacob sullivan, cheryl mills and william burns. an fbi investigation concluded the top secret emails were handled with gross negligence. and according to john kerry, refrigerators and air conditioners are just as dangerous as isis. >> we were working together on the challenge of dash, isil, and terrorism. it's hard for some people to

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temperatures. already 81 in kansas city. have you had no break for a very long time. it is incredibly humid as well. especially across areas of iowa and in towards illinois. we have another day of that today. and then we start to see a little break. at least here across the northern plains. you see this system more rain, more severe weather today. mostly some wind and some hail. but by tomorrow, little bit of cooler air comes in to the northern plains, and that is going to be the trend, which is good. we will also see some more monsoonal activity going on across the southwest. here is what happens throughout the day today. take a look at this heat up. again, feeling like up to around 110 for a lot of people across the central plains and across parts of the mid-atlantic, it's summer, it's here and not going away. it's hot. >> we'll take it, rick. thank you. >> thanks. 17 minutes before the top of the hour. it's a scene you didn't say play out at the rnc. donald trump's family doing damage control on melania's speech behind the scenes. >> whatever happened happened, i think more importantly than -- got on that stage in front of all

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legal drone delivery flying a slurpee as well as a chicken sandwich at a home in nevada. wow. >> well, burning bernie, now there is proof that the dnc actively worked against bernie sanders and his campaign. but it's about more than just him. and all this right as the democratic national convention gets set to kick off in philadelphia on monday. >> kristin fisher joins us now live from washington, d.c. with the very latest on this one. good morning, kristin. >> good morning. so what these leaked emails show is a pattern of top dnc officials trying to help hillary clinton throughout the primaries. now, you will remember, this is something that bernie sanders and his campaign had been arguing for months. now it appears he finally has proof. thanks to some 20,000 emails that were released yesterday by wikileaks. now, in one email dated may 5th of this year, the dnccfo tried to use sanders' religious beliefs against him.

suggested get someone sanders does he believe in a god? he skated on saying he has a jewish heritage i think i read is he atheist. this could make several points difference with my peeps, southern baptist peeps draw a view between just and jew and atheist. wondering if there is a good bernie narrative for a story which is that bern in never had his act together. his campaign was a mess there are just two emails. hundreds, thousands more. seem to validate what sanders maybe saying all along the democratic national committee working against him. system is rigged. theme that plays right into trump's playbook and right before the democrats' convention. so for neither sanders or the clinton campaign have responded. another big target in these leaked emails debbie wasserman schultz, the dnc's chair woman. she got caught asking an aide to help her score seven, seven that is a lot of tickets to the popular

musical hamilton. but she was told that an order of that size probably was not possible because it's like the hunger games around those tickets. so, even the chair woman of the dnc was having a hard time getting tickets to hamilton. see, guys, she is just like us. >> she is just like us. >> no one was in the room when it happened. >> kristin. >> kristin, thank you. just going back to the bernie sanders piece of that, i mean, if it wasn't rigged against him, he gave her a run for her money, didn't he? >> absolutely. the whole narrative. >> self-described socialist. >> whole narrative driven by him. whole election cycle on the democratic side. >> it is unfair. far be it for me to take the side of bernie sanders. it was unfair what he did to him. >> 10 minutes before the top of the hour. it's a scene you didn't see play out in the rnc. donald trump's family doing damage control on melania's speech behind the scenes. >> i think more importantly than anything else, if he

got on that stage in front of all of those people, delivered an awesome message. >> mark mckinnon from the circus takes us behind the scenes coming up next.

welcome back. the behind the scenes circus. >> mark is the co-crater of the circus. you were in cleveland. we saw you running on the street. only person that took time for the party and get some exercise. you were there right after the melania plagiarism scandal that was the press and broke talked to the trump family right after. what was their reaction to it. >> we talked to trump family and paul manafort. this was a classic case of

everybody trying to get their story straight and nobody was clear on it. and that's where you miss the infrastructure of a traditional campaign. layers and layers of people doing it the asset for the trump campaign is they are nimble and quick and move on a dime. in a situation like, this it took 24 hours to get to the bottom of the story which was no story at the end of the day. >> donald trump jr. saying what on earth happened? >> whatever happened happened, i think more poshly than anything, i mean, she got on that stage in front of all of those people, delivered an awesome message. i mean, for me, not even about -- everyone delivers words. form and read it she actually cognizantly tries to avoid that stuff. that's not her thing. she wants to be a mom. be with her son. i was more concerned about the delivery. the fact that she did that in such a good way. i was actually really impressed. that's what i took from the whole thing. >> it seemed like overnight when we came in 2:00 in the morning after the speech is when social media started

picking up on this at 11:00 at night. when were you talking to donald trump jr. after the speech? >> no. that was actually the next day. >> still hadn't gotten. >> no. it took at least 24 hours. and then at the end of that it was like somebody very innocently. no big deal. nobody cared. but it took out a whole day when it could have just been an hour long and shut it down. >> the focus could have been on the speech and how great it was instead it descended into the plagiarism story. >> what do you think of tim kaine? >> listen, i like him a lot. the interesting thing about him on my side of the aisle and republican side of the aisle. i loved what jeff flake said republican senator. he said let me count the ways i hate tim kaine. i got nothing. >> interesting. everybody likes this guy. he is -- you know, is he a really good pick for her. and. >> a lot of sanders supporters would say otherwise at the end of the

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crooked hillary as we call her. >> crazy bernie. >> i call her goofy elizabeth warren. >> tim kaine is now hillary clinton's pick for vp. the question that hangs in the air, what will donald trump call him? we have got the answer straight ahead. >> did you see this? email leaks from inside the democratic national committee when fox news asks for an interview. the communications director offers his commentary. tucker. seriously? >> look at this. >> they are not fans, actually, i just emailed him and asked him to come back on the show. he has not responded yet. >> tucker? seriously? "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. ♪ hot, hot, hot. >> there you go. >> it's 145 degrees in the shade right now. i mean,. >> i felt so bad for people

if they don't have ac. what you do is get a bucket of ice and a fan and just blow the cool air on top of you if you can't find a pool. find a popsicle. find something, it's hot. >> 100 years in new york city when had massive heat wave, people used to sleep out on rooftops. >> absolutely or along the banks of the river. they are still doing it but for different reasons. >> welcome back to "fox & friends" one day before we head down to philadelphia. because the race for the white house heating up in just a few hours. hillary clinton will hit the campaign trail for the first time with virginia senator tim kaine announcing he was her pick for vice president last night. >> and now donald trump has released a storm on twitter. >> mike emanuel live from miami where clinton will speak later today. good morning, mike. >> handna, tucker, clayton, good morning to you, supporters say hillary clinton chose experience and ability to govern over trying to make a big splash with this selection. senator tim kaine has a long resume of public service. is he a current u.s. senator. was a former governor. also was a former mayor.

he headed the dnc from 2009 to 2011. he represents a swing state. is he fluent in spanish. and was a top vp prospect for president obama back in 2008. cain recently auditioned for the job using this line of attack you want a "you're fired" president or you're hired president. what is donald trump famous for? you're fired. i predict what will be remembered about donald trump is you're fired and maybe one other phrase, donald trump you. >> trump is very active on twitter this morning tweeting pocahontas his nickname for senator. wanted vp slot hasn't done anything in the senate. also crooked hillary hates her. then trump tweeted tim kaine and always has been owned by the banks.

bernie sanders outrage was her last choice. bernie fought for nothing. >> destroy bernie sanders. mock his heritage and much more. online from wikileaks really vicious, rigged. back here in miami. we await the new appearance from the new democratic ticket. that will be in about four hours or so. anna, tucker, clayton? >> thanks, mike emanuel in miami. >> bernie sanders supporters not happy with this pick. last weekend on meet the press bernie sanders in a veiled way maybe not so veiled hillary clinton should not pick someone who is cozy to wall street as her vice president is. >> so in d.c. where tim kaine is pretty popular. most people, even republicans say yeah i like tim kaine, good guy. moderate temperamentally, which is true which is how i feel. if you are a progressive one of the half of all democrats who feels like the system is writing rigged by the big banks, this is your nightmare. he is in sync with hillary

on the wall street. both are favorites of the financial industry. >> outsider candidate and this ties her even nor to a washington inside mentality tweet from michael moore says this show me one voter gained by clinton campaign. it's not trump that will beat you it's the people who have going to stay home. >> what's the bold choice here? is it elizabeth warren? is that the bold choice. >> of course, elizabeth warren is the choice of democratic primary voters. she is in sync with how they feel about the world. hillary didn't even consider picking her. why? because her donor base, which is wall street, she is taking more money from wall street than everybody ever to run from president said few that, no more money for you. however you feel about that at home, the truth is exactly what bernie and trump claim it is, which it's a rigged system run by the rich against ordinary voters. >> what is the truth, we heard for months and months and months now that the dnc

was, you know, anti-bernie sanders. it was pro-hillary clinton. we have these debates. >> it was her turn. >> it was on a saturday night. we will hide these presidential debates on a saturday night. primary debates no one watches tv on a saturday night. bernie didn't have access to voter roles, the freezing rain structure of the dnc. now we have proof, emails leaked by wikileaks, i guess they somehow got into their servers and manage to do pull out emails showing that they had it in for bernie sanders from the beginning. >> bun believable. >> one of them said is he really jewish? what's his faith? is he an atheist? they tried to attack him on religion another one criticized the campaign for saying it was a mess from the very twinning and then there is this one. >> we are fair and balanced. also reaching tout all sides to get them to come on this show to talk. one of our producers sent email to the communications guy over at the democratic national committee. why don't you come on our show? the email chain went around the dnc and he responded this way? why?

tucker? that would be me, seriously? plus i'm going to alaska, so i won't be around. >> i saw it yesterday. i sent louise an email when you are back from alaska inviting you back from "fox & friends." no hard feelings. you have gotten a response yet? >> i haven't. i think he is biz i don't care fired this morning. if case you are not fired luis you are always welcome on this show and we will treat you fairly. >> email from jeff, saying bernie, bernie, he is our man, if we can't have him, trump's our man. >> and mike says did bernie expect the democrats to tell the truth? >> what's funny is that i don't think there are many of bernie's brooklyn voters kind of young, affluent, trust, the face piercing people who are going to vote for donald trump. but bernie had a lot of support in rural america which is absolutely dying. it's mess as you know. i think some of those, some percentage of those will vote for trump. i believe that. >> wisconsin would be really interesting. >> exactly. >> maine, new hampshire,

places like that. >> progress? >> if trump can turn one of those states, wisconsin, ohio, pennsylvania and get some of those bernie supporters it would be fascinating. >> yeah. trying to get them. >> all right. a day of mourning underway today in munich as we learn more about the iranian german teen who opened fire murdering 9 innocent people including children. [gunfire] [bleep] >> police are now saying he was not link to do isis and calling the massacre quote a classic shooting rampage. >> kitty logan is live in london with the breaking details on this story. good afternoon there, kitty. >> good afternoon. well, police have now confirmed the gunman was an 18-year-old german iranian. he was born and raised in

munich where the attack took place. he killed 9 people. injured 27. many of those were teenagers, similar to his own age. he killed himself apparently just about half a mile from the shooting scene. now, overnight, police have been searching his home, his apartment, trying to learn a bit more about his motive. authorities say so far there is no evidence he had links to islamic extremism. no connection either to the recent influx of refugees in germany. he had no criminal record. the munich prosecutor said he had been treated for depression and had apparent obsession with mass killings. police found a book about gun rampages in his room. he left no suicide note. now, in this eyewitness video he shouts out "i'm german. i'm from here." the people shouted at him from nearby balcony. then seen loading a pistol and firing it and police tell us he had 300 rounds of

ammunition on him. he wasn't license to do carry that pistol. the gunman began his deadly rampage in a fast food restaurant just before 6:00 p.m. local time yesterday in munich. police confirmed he appears to have hacked a facebook page to encourage people to come down to that restaurant for free food. he went on, of course, to attack shoppers in a busy mall nearby. now the shooter fled the scene and immediately police started a massive manhunt shutting down the city amid rumors of multiple shooters. in the end, it owrnd out it was just the one shooter who killed himself but theres with a great scene of panic in munich last night. munich authorities are now keen to emphasize that the city is safe. but there are still many questions to be answered about why this young man wanted to kill some people. guys? >> thanks, indicate. >> thanks a lot. >> can i say if he really did scream allah akbar, i read that at least one eyewitness said he did. why is there -- i mean, that seems significant to me.

i know everyone is really anxious to claim this is not dislak terror if you scream allah ache car while murdering children it can have something to do extremist terrorism. can we find out? >> three men arrested for trying to join the islamic state. the fbi tracking this trio of men who allegedly discussed carrying out attacks here in the united states. even practicing with guns at a shooting range. well, police arrested gregory hubbard at miami international airport. moments before boarding a plane to germany. the other two men reportedly provided weapons and instructions to him. and the virginia supreme court overturning democratic governor terry mcauliff's executive order that would have granted felons the right to vote in this november's election. the plan was widely criticized for its potential to swing that swing state in favor of hillary clinton. the court saying governor mcauliff overstepped his authority and ordered the state to cancel voter registration for more than 11,000 felons who had signed

up over the past few months. and a major heat wave expect to do cross the east coast today but don't worry, here to help. president obama's senior advisor israeli jarrett tweeting out important advice for americans need help beating the heat. drink water, stay in the shade and turn on your airconditioning. if you have any questions, jarrett encourages to you tweet her using the #beat the heat. never thought of those things before. >> who is valerie g-8 and why is she giving me airconditioning advice? what does she do exactly? i know she is president presidet obama's closest advisor and hangs out with beyonce and now she is telling me to drink more water? back off. who is this person? >> coming up on the show, you are not going to like this. the latest casualty of socialism? the big mac. >> bring back the middle bun. plus, we just told you about the dem's secret plot to derail bernie sanders. our next guest, a democrat says this proves he was right all along. so what does this mean for hillary clinton?

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in addition to to that hillary clinton's choice for virginia senator tim kaine's running mate has left some on the left angry. the question is hillary clinton in trouble with bernie voters she needs to win over in order to win in november? here to weigh in fox news contributor, democratic strategist our friend kirsten powers. food to see you, kirsten. >> good to see. >> you don't you think all of us who dismissed bernie sanders as a hot headed conspiracy nut when he said the powers that be are united secretly against me oh him an apology because, actually, they were united against him secretly? >> yeah. absolutely. i think can you remember when debbie wasserman schultz was criticized this. setting up the debates in a way benefit hillary clinton and not be helpful to bernie sanders. she said she was just basically this, you know, disinterested third party and she was, you know, just being an honest broker. i think everyone knew that

wasn't true. now, there is actual evidence of some pretty obnoxious stuff, for example, even one staff talking about potentially talking about the fact that bernie sanders within a an atheist and trying to discredit him. they said that's not who they were talking about. it doesn't make sense that it would be anybody other than him that they would be trying to discredit. >> exactly. so donald trump's essential campaign theme is there is a conspiracy among the press. politicians, and big corporations to protect the prerogatives of the powerful clearly that is true. bernie sanders supporters voted because they belief that two. why would they vote for hillary clinton who is engaged in that conspiracy? >> well, the only reason they would vote for her is because they dislike donald trump so much the issue is more stay home versus voting for donald trump. this plays into that narrative. there is another physical i

was donald trump there is another thing i would be talking about. in the leaks of the emails, there is back and forth about whether who should get to sit next to barack obama at an event and it's basically they are arguing for the person who gave the most money. now, look, both parties do. this but the point is, i think donald trump could make an argument that he won't because, you know, this isn't the game playing. it's not about donors and he doesn't need to reward donors. that is something people are really tired of. that you can just buy access to the president by how much money you give to one of the parties. >> so peter tealle, the billionaire from silicon valley i thought was one of the highlights of the week. he came out and made a point no one is allow to do make. peter teal is gay so he is allow to do make it when i was a kid we debated the soviet union now the greatest issue of our time who gets to use what bathroom he said correctly i believe who cares? it's a distraction from the real economic crises that effect ordinary people.

do you think that other republicans having heard it from peter tealle will have the courage to make that point this is a distraction from the things that really matter? >> was he saying, conservatives or liberals were upset about it from my perspective the only people who care are conservatives. >> the president -- hold on, kirsten. the president forced this issue on the rest of us by issuing all these directives about bathrooms. it was not an issue before they brought it up. >> right. well, no, he isn't issue in terms of equality. people who really sort of lost it over this issue are conservatives. the average person is not really worried about being in a bathroom with a transgender person. it's just not -- it's not an issue that we're -- that people were living in fear of. it's something that i think the right has made an issue out of. that struck me as a little strange who cares? well actually the people who care are the people you are

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welcome back, 24 minutes past the hour. donald trump accepting the nomination on thursday. immediately taking aim at president obama's economy. >> what about our economy? near live four in ten frerng children are living in poverty. household incomes are down more than $4,000 since the year 2,000. president obama has almost doubled our national debt to more than $19 trillion and

growing. >> so what's the truth here? is trump right? are we worse off than we were 8 years ago? >> here to break down some of these numbers is the host of varney and company on the fox business network stuart varney also hosting what show today? >> special show 10:00 through noon eastern time on fox this morning. >> let's talk about median household income between 2014 and 2000? what are the differences? >> hold on a second. you asked the question are we worse off are or we better off eight years into the obama presidency. here is the succinct answer. the middle class is worse off. the middle class is under pressure. is the elites the top 220% of the population that is doing very, very well. donald trump has seized on that. that's where the momentum comes from for his campaign. he knows what's happening and he is right about it let me just bend your ear for a second about the middle class. their income is static to lower.

their costs are up. look at obamacare. look at the deductibles, look at the cost of college. so they're squeezed between a flat declining income and rising household costs. the top 20%, the elites, they are doing very well. they benefited from trade legislation. they benefited from the immigration situation. they benefit from the stock market which is the result of the federal reserve pumping money, trillion dollars -- let's say it right yes, trillions of dollars into the economy. middle class squeezed. not the upper class. the elites, the top 20% doing very well, thank you. that's trump's message. >> so the rich and poor have been the beneficiaries of obama's policies nobody is thinking about the core of the country. >> that's true. you don't necessarily prove that but the statistics if you want to go that route they show it to you median incomes. >> median income. 57,000ness 2000 down to in $201,453,000 a year annual income. that's remarkable. just think about in that time frame.

that's 14 years inflation a lot the price of goods goes up. price of gasoline goes up. not just a simple drop in the income. it's a change in the whole economy. >> right. this is a real thing that's happening in our society. and we have not seen it before. for generations, middle america gained ground. they benefited from the policies that were enforce in that day. in the last eight years little bit longer than that start to do shrink. that's released all kinds of forces in our society. specifically donald trump. >> so, let me ask you. i think some americans are frustrated to hear politicians talk and then they get to washington and don't do anything. what can donald trump actually do on trade specific have any what can he actually do to effect middle class wages? >> on trade, he will renegotiate trade deals and hopefully can renegotiate a better deal. my opinion is that he will give america growth. his tax plan is to cut individual tax rates and corporate tax rates releasing hundreds of billions of dollars in to free enterprise. that's how you get growth in

our society. that's how you lift all votes. that's how you restore middle america to a degree of prosperity they haven't seen. >> you will see more of this brilliance hour and a half fox news channel stuart varney. >> you want to see growth? take a look at stuart varny's ratings. >> yes. congratulations on that. >> thank you one and all. >> all right. coming up here on the show, when it comes to his opponents, trump makes sure you know them by name. >> lyin' ted. lyon, little, little, little marco. a lot of those bernie people hate hillary clinton, crooked hillary as we call her. >> so, what will donald call hillary's vp tim kaine? you're about to find out. >> plus, county newest member of the clinton team help improve her awful favorability numbers among voters? our political panel will tackle that question.

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>> lyin' ted. little marco. crooked hillary as we call her. crazy bernie. i call her goofy elizabeth warren. >> he called her pocahontas as well. >> pocahontas. so what is the name for tim kaine? what is donald trump chosen this morning? well he has chosen corrupted cain, which i think that might be the weakest of his nickname. >> maybe it's still a work in progress. >> i don't know. i think is he going to argue that cain is tied to wall street, that he is basically the choice of people in power and that's the problem. >> here is what it is the trump campaign is calling him ethical challenged citing a politico report that he accepted gifts in 2001 to 2009. >> i believe it was 200,000 in gifts. no one has ever given me 200,000 in gifts. >> you didn't get it? red lobster. eat there for the rest of

your life. >> fantastic. >> 33 minutes after the hour. headlines we are following. start with this one, news unfolded overseas that the deadly shooting in munich, president obama couldn't help but crack a joke while addressing the media? >> our way of life, our freedoms, our ability to go about our business every day raising our kids and seeing them grow up and graduate from high school and now about to leave their dad -- i'm sorry, i'm getting a little too personal. [ laughter ] >> getting too personal there. >> the president went on to discard the notion that there is chaos everywhere in america right now. and venezuelans won't be loving this. mcdonald's taking the big mac off the menu. the reason? the country can't provide that middle bun for the iconic burger customer is asking provide other burgers like the quarter pounder.

country seen shortages of everything from rice to toilet paper. prince george accused of animal cruelty. is that what that looks like to you. over a seemingly photograph feed his dog ice cream with the royal society for the prevention of cruelty is angry saying people should be cautious when feeding human food to animals. and hilarious responses online to the ridiculous accusation coming in. don writing this i will not rest until prince george is brought to juive for feeding a dog ice cream. and those are your headlines. all right, clayton. over to you. >> thanks, anna. >> hot, hot outside. >> don't tease me, anna. >> we can do the weather. >> where is rick? it's sweltering outside. >> not sweltering yet. but it will be happening soon but still in the shade about an hour. all going to change. incredibly hot. we can't complain about it near in the northeast although we will. central plains have been dealing with it take a look at this. today, around 5:00. that's eastern time.

so say 4:00 central time it's going to be feeling like 108 in tulsa. 105 in kansas city. 101 des moines. 97 in chicago. good news is the far northern plains, say north dakota, into minnesota. maybe eventually down towards iowa by tomorrow afternoon temps drop. and we're going to see a little bit of a cooling trend right there for a couple of days. here is today and i will show you what i mean tomorrow. 82 in fargo. see a little bit of a break for a day or two. but the heat really builds. take a look at that monday new york city 99 degrees. 99 guys. ready? clayton, send it back over to you. >> hillary clinton remains highly unpopular with a majority of voters, take a look at this new poll showing her unfavorable numbers 54%. will her brand new running mate virginia snarlt tim kaine be able to help with that at all? here to discuss is our political panel this morning political analyst scott

rasmussen jehmu greene in the center and republican pollster. as the poll guys, scott, let's start with you, can tim kaine do anything to move that needle for her? >> no. look, hillary clinton is one of the best known people in the world. she has been at the highest level of the political world for longer than some voters have been alive. her image is set. the big story here is that we have the two most unpopular candidates in history running. that means voters don't have a strong attachment either way. what it really means politics has failed. something has gone on with our system to bring forth two people like this in this election year. >> this week, hillary clinton's speech, what does she have to do to try to move that needle? does she have to be concerned about that at all? >> i think she has expressed that she is concerned about it. and she understands that she has work to do to build trust with voters. and i think. >> if you were advising her. >> and she will present the case for herself through a more policy-focused, none

non-hate filled rhetoric. people will understand hillary clinton better than what was put forward, the caricature put forward last week. >> the argument, she even made the argument as jehmu pointed out. retail politics she doesn't like it as her husband. he is excellent at it. one of the most articulate oratore of our time. how can she make a speech to move the needle. >> i think that's why it was a big mistake to pick tim kaine. is he not a great campaigner also. one of the mistakes the campaigners are doing is bring in a lot of old time establishment politicians. they are not bringing in new people. they are not bringing in outsiders. and while the trump convention probably wasn't perfect. i think it really connected with mainstream america. >> i think the democrats -- i think they have an issue. my hometown of philadelphia,

we're going to see bernie sanders supporters outside of the convention hall protesting. this is different than the republican side. i mean, you are seeing bartender supporters and see leaked email scandal today from the dnc. seemed like they were trying to undermine him from the beginning. that is a problem. how do you have a united party? i know you say there is not this unity. >> bernie sanders tweeted during donald trump's speech are you running for president or dictator. bernie sanders is going to be the most effective surrogate for bearpsd supporters and it's interesting watching donald trump is he trying to appeal to sanders' voters more than he is to republican voters. it's just not going to work. they are going to come on in the same way that clinton voters came on board for obama in 2008 and the media tried to make it a big scandal. and it just didn't happen. that's not how the election is going to play out. >> what about these bernie supporters outside of the convention protesting? where do you see them going? trump or hillary? >> oh they are either going to go for hillary or stay home, again, turnout is the big issue, whether they are

going to be enthusiastic enough to go and vote. donald trump is not going to capture the bernie sanders vote. there is just too much distance between them. and i think the other thing, you know, you talk about the protesters outside. we're talking about speeches and all the inside politics. but things going to determine the outcome of the electric are things happening in the real world not in the political world. if there is more disruption like we saw in munich this week and nice last week, that's going to have a big impact on the way voters frame the election. >> jim, final word? >> i think actually donald trump can get a lot of bartender supporters and those bartender supporters disaffected by the economy. he has a real shot at them. >> we will see come election day. i can't wait to look at those numbers. great to see you this morning, appreciate it the public loved donald trump's speech at the rnc. mainstream media not so much if you looked at the dials. >> sounded like a war time president last night. >> just very dark. whoever is running is trying to have a sunny atmosphere. had a sunny atmosphere, that was not there at all.

>> is it sunny or dark? the worst cases of media bias straight ahead. scenes out of germany were frightening, women and young children running out of a shopping mall in munich hoping to stay alive. would you know what to do in a mass shooting situation? go over tips to protect yourself. we have that coming up next.

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yourself. visualize hearing that sound and visualize seeing this or this or this and react to it immediately. time is your friend. the more time you waste, the more you are in danger. >> i hate that we have to bring you on to talk about something like this. seems it is becoming more and more prevalent. wherever we are we need to know where an exit is. >> walk into a building, scan, find the exit. you are done put it away for now. walk out of the building, do the same thing find your route of escape. if you see something out of the arm norm. our brain -- 80% of our brain has subconscience on conscience thought. we can determine whether it's a safe or non-safe environment. >> you say get moving and stay out of the x. what does that mean? >> the x is that range that a shooter will have. that's -- this the x. you want to stay out of that. go this way, this way, that way. if you are faced directly on with the shooter, you want to run in a zigzag pattern. your brain take as half second to four seconds to

realize what's happening. the sooner you realize what's happening. the better you will be to respond to a threat. >> i love your point about intuition, instinct. if i'm hearing you correctly. you are saying trust your inticket if something seems dangerous or scary. don't overthink it. just get away. >> intuition is knowing something without knowing why. if you walk into a situation and you feel uncomfortable. get out of there. for women, i try and put women in touch with their good gifted intuition. you know, believe -- if you believe the guy is a creep, he probably is you believe you are in a dangerous situation it's likely that you. >> when you analyze these attacks over the past few months that we have seen all too often, have there been situations where you have looked at the number -- the body counts sadly and said you know what? if they had only done this differently more people would have survived? >> of course, clayton. i examine everything and look for every shooting is different. every solution to every shooting will be different. but it will be the same as well. basic instincts. situational awareness, know your escape routes, look for your exits.

empower yourself with knowledge and information keep you safe. put it in back possibility of the denial. call upon it when you need it. don't walk around paranoid but know what to do in a time of crisis. >> fight back if you can. >> smart. >> good advice. according to the polls, the public really liked donald trump's rnc speech thursday night. the press? not so much. >> sounded like a war time president l.s.u. night. >> just very dark. whoever is running is trying to have a sunny atmosphere. had a sunny personality. that was not there at all. >> a distaupian nightmare. why does the press hate trump so much? and why don't they keep it to themselves? we will examine next. ♪ constipated? trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes

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♪ i have a message for all of you, that crime and violence, that today afflicts our nation, will soon, and i mean very soon, come to an end. >> well donald trump's acceptance speech thursday night was received positively by 75% of those who watched it. 57% viewed it very positive, according to a cnn poll. but, many in the media saw it differently calling it dark and hopeless. for more we turn to staff contributor for red alert politics. ryan. good morning. >> good morning. >> why is the mainstream media trying to paint donald trump a fear mongerer. >> it fits their narrative in their personal life. there are two americans, it's not a left/right, it's an elitist, never to worry about a

recession or kids going to overcrowded public schools or factories moving out and then the rest of us. a contempt by the elitist media towards regular americans who resonate with trump. >> it's pretty prevalent. i want everyone to take a look at the headlines painting trump as scary. "the new york times" editorial, donald trump's campaign of fear. and the cbs news headline, donald trump offers dark vision of america in gop convention speech. is he really painting america as this dark and dismal place or is he saying it's been good in the past and we can make it great again? >> yeah. to say it's apocalyptic, it's let's make america great again. that's a positive message. for many people hurting, look how many are dropping out of the work force and killing themselves in middle america right now with drugs and alcohol. there's not a lot of hope for a lot of people. i think he really resonates and a lot of the liberals always run and say you're fearful and hate amongering but they're the ones

propping up hateful people. rachel maddow mentioning david duke. millennials don't know who he is. she's promoting hateful people consta constantly. it's the great irony is that they like to paint a picture over americans because they don't know americans and they don't respect americans. >> another example that you got for us, the tv median, is on the "today" show take a look at this clip. >> this wasn't exactly ronds reg xwan shining sitting on the hill. wasn't george w. bush's passionate conservative. it was donald trump order and the border. >> the gop hammering home nationalist themes presenting the country as a dark place. >> this wasn't the shining city on the hill, wasn't mourning america. sounded like a war time president. >> it's dark. whoever is running is trying to have a sunny personality. that was not there at all. >> where does this analysis come from when the poll from cnn says 57% very positive.

>> yeah. it is the great divide of america. americans, are experiencing what the mainstream media don't report and understand. that shows the great divide between the establishment and trump and trump has had a pretty good record of beating the establishment. >> one more. this was on cbs this morning. take a look at this. >> donald trump accepts the republican presidential nomination saying there can be no prosperity without law and order. his speech focused more on threats than hope. >> this is a speech with no uplift, no hope in it and the question is usually you use the hope to bridge to another constituency to draw people in, reach into another constituency and we don't know if that is possible with such a dark speech. >> is this a distaste just for the words he spoke or for him as a candidate and for the republican party in jen until. >> it's for him, for the republicans and for the people he represents. it's all these people who are so enlightened and great in their ivory league schools -- ivy

league schools and gated communities and shunned the world and communities they came from and don't understand them anymore. >> two different responses. ryan from red alert politics, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. good job. five minutes before the top of the hour. despite the wave of recent terror attacks president obama says the world is safe. >> vision of violence and chaos everywhere, doesn't really jive with the experience of most people. >> really? do you think it's safe? lieutenant colonel oliver north is here to react just ahead. plus the dnc e-mail leak shows the election seems to be rigged against bernie sanders and now his supporters are fuming. couldn't have come at a worse time for hillary clinton. he joins us to explain why coming up next. ♪ if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, and you're talking to your doctor about your medication... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain

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hey friends good morning it's saturday the 23rd of july,

2016. i'm anna kooiman. a fox news alert for you. the world on edge yet again after another vicious attack. this time at a shopping mall. brand new details emerging about the gunman who murdered nine people before turning the gun on himself. >> and hillary clinton made a promise to bernie sanders' supporters in exchange for their vote. >> what's going on? >> stand with us. you'll always have a seat at the table when i am in the white house. >> well, sorry, socialists, she just gave your seat to a centrist? and some of the democratic party's most secret e-mails just leaked and now we know what happens when we ask for an interview on this show. here's the quote. tucker, question mark? seriously. yes. seriously. a brand new "fox and friends"

information packed entertaining, fantastic in every way, begins right now. made like a dumb trump style declaration about what we'll see at the convention next hour. >> it's going to change your life. whiten your teeth, improve your marriage. "fox & friends." >> we are back like one day on the couch before we're down in philadelphia. >> one day. i'm going after this to do important reporting at an italian restaurant in center city. >> which one? >> i can't divulge that. i don't want it to be crowded. >> frolic in olive oil. the race for the white house, a lot going on. in a couple hours hillary clinton hits the campaign trail with her newly minted pick for v.p., that would be virginia senator and former governor tim kaine. >> now donald trump unleashing his feelings about kaine on twitter. >> mike emanuel is live from miami where clinton will speak later today. good morning, mike. >> clayton a anna an tucker good

morning. aides say she enjoyed campaigning with tim kaine last week and it was a tryout and liked his down earth on the stump. kaine has a long resume of public service. he is a governor and former mayor. led the dnc fromp 2009 to 2011. from a battleground state. fluent in spanish and was a finalist to be president obama's v.p. pick in 2008. kaine joked he is boring but clinton says she likes that about him. >> he says he's too boring. >> and i love that about him. he's got a great -- i mean he's never lost an election. he was a -- >> governor. >> world-class mayor, governor, and senator. rfrp it's been an active morning on twitter for donald trump. the bernie sanders' supporters he tweets are furious with the choice of tim kaine who represents the opposite of what bernie stands for. philly fight, that's referring

to the upcoming convention. then he blasted senator elizabeth warren. pocahontas wanted v.p. slot so badly but wasn't chosen because she has done nothing in the senate. crooked hillary hates her. latest controversy trump tweeted leaked e-mails of dnc show plans to destroy bernie sanders. mock his heritage and much more on-line from wikileaks, really vicious, rigged. back here in miami, we expect senator kaine to show off some of his spanish language skills as the new democratic ticket. does his first campaign event in about three hours. anna, tucker, clayton no pocahontas. >> great to see you. >> all right. we're bringing in from washington, those are hilarious, one of our favorite people, smartest people watching politics today, chris starr. great to see you. a lot to ask you. i will begin with the frivolous, you saw in the interview, hillary clinton was asked, well isn't tim kaine boring. isn't he borg. two boring says charlie rose.

rather than defend him and say he's interesting, he says, that's what i like about him. she didn't stand up for him. >> notice the first thing that she said he always wins his elections. shes like he's boring and wins his elections. and hillary clinton has made a decision that boring is where she's at. she wants to be the boring candidate. let donald trump be all of the show and spectacle and election about him. they just basically want to say it's donald trump versus not donald trump and they're just going to lay down quietly and hope that works for them. >> we've been talking about the base being upset about this. we saw michael moore tweeting this morning, he says show me one voter gain by naming tim kaine. attention hillary clinton campaign. it's not trump who will beat you it's the people who will stay home. the base pretty fired up about this kaine pick. what do you make of this? is there real truth behind that? >> well, i mean there's a kernel of truth in it. the reality for democrats they didn't want hillary clinton they wanted something else. we have an election where both

parties have unpopular, broadly speaking, candidates, but this -- that's what the point of this week is. the point of this week is, or the coming week, is for democrats to say hey look, hillary wasn't your first choice but most importantly she's not donald trump and second, she will at least mouth, she will at least offer platitudes to make you think she agrees with you, at least until she immediately pivots and abandons all of those things that you hold dear. >> all right. next up, there's -- there's a new report this morning wikileaks has released some e-mails from the dnc and it shows the concerted effort, it appears, to get hillary clinton elected and not bernie sanders. one e-mail attacked bernie sanders on his religion. this is from the dnc/cfo brad marshal. does he believe in a god? he hat skated on saying he has jewish heritage. i think i read he is an atheist. this could make several points different with my peeps, my southern baptist peeps would draw a big difference between a jew and an atheist.

is this show that the system is rigged for hillary clinton? >> that shows that they have hey nous e-mail etiquette at the dnc. look, this was the head of i believe the kentucky primary where they thought they could use religion against him. the problem here is, that the dnc, particularly in the purpose of debbie wasserman-schultz, though right about tucker and not going on television with him, at least they've got that but -- >> sure. >> that they -- that not only are they -- everybody in the democratic party leadership, everybody in the official, knew bernie sanders was not going to be the nominee. they wanted him to do as little damage as possible on the way through. it shows the problem of debbie wasserman-schultz is not good at running the democratic committee. they've tried to oust her before and it's been ugly. as they get ready for the convention there's an open question whether or not she can really sustain herself in that office and for how much longer. >> what's striking, he's not a real jew. can you imagine if someone in

the trump campaign wrote something like that. debbie wasserman schultz would be at the podium calling for him to drop out of the race for anti-semitism. can you say that? >> right. the reality here for schultz is that the democrats have viewed her dubiously for some time in her abilities to execute and she's been caught before offering to seemingly offering to change her position on medical marijuana in florida and other things to court donors. she has a terrible track record. but you're right. when it comes to hypocrisy that's what politics is here for. she would absolutely be out saying that donald trump not only should drop out of the race but should have to move to israel. she should do penance at the wall because you're not allowed to even say that word. >> i want to ask you a double-barreled question. require you to provide two answers if you don't mind. one, will donald trump see a bounce from the convention and two, you're there in philadelphia and we've been talking about the disunity in the republican party, but now we're hearing that bernie

sanders supporters will be showing up in protest outside of the wells fargo center there where they will be having their speeches. so, trump, does he get a bounce? and will we see disunity from the democratic side in philadelphia? >> yeah. i think trump will get a bounce. i think it will be a couple points, couple few points. i think that hillary clinton will also get a bounce. i think she will have to go through probably less than but who knows, probably less than the experience that trump had, ted the floor. there will be some of that here in philadelphia. there will be grouchiness among the democrats. but in the end they'll leave and they'll remember at the end of the week hear from president barack obama, they'll say that everybody will point out that hillary clinton is, in fact, a woman, and they will say, how historic it is. and democrats will leave feeling better, too. both sides will have a bounce. the massive number of undecided voters, which is historically large, which at this point is massive, is going to start to split off into its respective camps. >> can i ask you one thing?

what happens if the protests in philadelphia get out of control, so the president, hillary, everybody on the democratic side has endorsed black lives matter. if a demonstration turns into a riot, people start looting circle k, what do they say, call out the dogs? they can't say that, can they? >> that's why in cleveland, the republicans were very fortunate that the secret service, tsa, local police, everybody did such a good job in allowing the protests to continue, but not having them turn violent. if there is a problem in philadelphia, you know, they are branding themselves with this product, the black lives matter product, and doing that on monday, and having these speakers and emphasizing this. this is a dangerous space for them. remember, if donald trump is saying the republicans are the law and order party, you don't want to be the not law and order party. >> right. >> but at the same time, voter enthusiasm may depend on the ability to say that you're with black lives matter. this is a deli of a pickle. >> a dilly of a pickle.

i'm going to use that one. chris, always colorful, thank you so much. we'll see you in philly in a few days. >> have a great day. >> couple days. >> ten minutes after the hour. turning to other stories making headlines. terror brewing in our own backward. three florida men arrested for trying to join the islamic state. the fbi tracking this trio of men who allegedly discussed carrying out attacks here in the united states. even practicing with guns at a shooting range. police arrested gregory hubbard at miami international airport moments before boarding a plane to germany. the other two reportedly provided weapons and instructions to him. ap american reportedly detained in iran, family and friends of robin shah heene say they haven't heard from the san diego man in more than a week. shah heene was in iran to visit his mother suffering from alzheimer's. his girlfriend is worried he was detained over comments he made on-line criticizing the country's human rights record. the state department says it is looking into it.

and the virginia supreme court overturning terry mclove live's executive order that would have granted felons the right to vote in the election. the plan was criticized for its potential to swing that swing state in favor of hillary clinton. the court saying governor mcauliffe yofr stepped his authority and ordered the state cancel voter registration for 11,000 felons who signed up over the past few months. and donald trump jr. sports a new do after four nights at the republican national convention the dad unwinding by spending quality time with his oldest daughter letting her style his hair with pig tails. you can call it that. trump tweeted out the photo with the caption not sure i can pull off the hair style my daughter wants me to rock before our daddy/daughter date night. #daddiesgirl. those are your headlines. well, it's a scene you don't see play out at the rnc. donald trump's family doing damage control on melania's speech behind the scenes.

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fox news alert, german police are saying perhaps preemptively there is no link to isis in that attack carried out by an arian german teen. he's killed ten people. they're calling it a classic shooting rampage, despite the

fact that one witness said he shouted allah akbar as he committed the murders. it came to light after a raid at the suspect's apartment, they say he was treated for depression and was obsessed with mass killing. he lured people to a restaurant by hacking a facebook page and offering fee food there. he killed ten people, injured 27 others before turning the gun on himself. an hour before the attack president obama was painting a much different picture of the world. here's part of what he said. >> this idea that america is somehow on the verge of collapse, this vision of violence and chaos everywhere, doesn't really jive with the experience of most people. some of the fears that were expressed throughout the week, just don't jive with the facts. i hope people the next morning walked outside and the birds

were chirping and the sun was out. >> everything is fine and you're crazy if you think otherwise. trump is being criticized in the press for what they're calling a doom and gloom speech at the rnc, distope pe yan. the question who has a better grasp of what's happening in the world. here to tell us is fox news military analyst, lieutenant colonel oliver north. great to see you this morning. we have an eyewitness at the scene who by the way is a self-described practicing muslim her self, who said she personally heard this man scream allah akbar. that doesn't necessarily prove anything but does suggest there was a religious motivation behind it and the german authorities and american press seem intent on dismissing that. what i would that be? >> angela merkel is under pressure about the refugees she's taken into germany. our commander in chief's perspective on what's happening in the world is delusional. it defies reality. and one has to wonder if he's operating in some parallel universe. the carnage around the world, tucker, says otherwise.

the obama/clinton/kerry legacy we're living in a new world disorder, iraq, syria, libya, sudan, yemen, all failed states in which genocide is happening. there are now over 60 million refugees, not migrants, 60 million refugees globally, 16.5 million of them are trying to get into europe. isis claims 43 affiliates in 34 countries. radical islamists have launched over 1,000 deadly terror attacks around the world in the last six months, averaging three a day in which people die. whether this young fella over there in munich where, by the way, i came through about three weeks ago, munich, whether he was radicalized, motivated, distorted, twisted, or what, the fact is, we've got chaos in the world and mr. obama doesn't seem to know it. >> well, doesn't seem to know it the elites seem intent to lie to us about it. they have contempt for people

who seem concerned about it. much more sympathy for refugees in their country than their own population whose safety they're in charge of. it's peers have. >> that's why it's going to be a major feature in the determination of who is our next commander in chief. look, this week during the national republican convention, it was an anti-isis defense minister's meeting right here in washington, d.c. and they're forecasting a million plus refugees that will flee from mosul when the iraqi government gets under way to take the city back from isis. a million refugees. they're going to flood into jordan where they've got more than a million refugees, flood into turkey, which by the way in case nobody noticed while it was all happening, a nato ally had a failed coup, now massive detentions and soldiers, police, teachers, reporters, networks being closed down, newspapers shut down. look, bringing uninvited refugees, unvetted refugees here is lunacy and that's got to be fixed. >> seems really irresponsible. i think to most people. hillary clinton as of thursday,

donald trump now, is the official nominees of their parties. traditionally means they will start to get intel briefings from the federal government. is that a good idea? >> it happens every time. i just hope that somewhere there's a white house communications agency officer who's going to deliver the documents to mrs. clinton, watch her while she reads them, which obama apparently doesn't, and then takes them back so she doesn't lose them somewhere. by the way, historical note for the man on just a few minutes ago, the first time we have two vice presidents with thumbs on the u.s. marines. that gives some degree of hope for the future of the country. >> well, i'll ask him. we gave up our main frame at fox and just rely on the wall. great to see you. >> thanks. >> ivanka trump praising her father as a champion of woman. >> he is color-blind and gender neutral. he hires the best person for the job, period. >> will that message work?

we have a voter panel, female, and they're going break it down for us next. try explaining this one to your wife. honey, why is there a bulldozer in the dining room if we'll tell you coming up. hey, everybo.

good morning. ivanka trump taking center stage to introduce her father for his monumental speech at the rnc in making her pitch that donald trump is a champion for working women. >> he is color-blind and gender neutral. he hires the best person for the job, period. at my father's company there are more female than male executives. women are paid equally for the work that we do and when a woman becomes a mother, she is

supported, not shut out. >> will her message work? our panel is here to discuss. ebony williams, katherine tims and strategist morgan ortagus. thanks for waking up with us. ebony, start with you, do you think that her speech was effective and should she have even spoken more often? >> i think she should have opened and been the first speech instead of melania. it can be effective. here's the thing. i liken it to fantastic clean assist in the nba. she's laying it out perfect for donald, but donald has to get the point. donald has to put it in the basket. he brings on female executives from his organization. let them speak on the stump to support and enhance what ivanka is saying. >> he needs more of that going against hillary clinton. you think it was effective as well and your reasoning goes back to your high school days. >> yeah. so my best friend, stopped being friends with me in high school because one of the cool kids liked her. she was a cool kid. she was too cool for me. >> what? >> yeah. >> so if people like ivanka they

can start to like trump because she's definitely very, very cool. and so it makes him look cooler. you can't make it too obvious, like see look, my daughter is a girl, and i like her i'm not sexist. you can't overplay it, but it can be helpful. >> morgan, how about you? >> i'm in the financial services business for a long time. she spoke about her father and his policies from a business perspecti perspective. her closing line did $100 million, almost 30 million up year over year. this is a smart business family. she didn't talk about women like we're victims like we need help from the government. she talked about how from a business perspective, her father advanced and promoted women that's what i like. i think he should have her on the trail, on instrumestump and talking about it from a business perspective and not as women who are victims that need the government to come to the rescue. >> not just giving stuff all the time. >> not being dependent on the

government. >> the talking point that donald trump needs to make, women care about all issues not just issues that pertain to women. >> pocketbook is a woman's issue to morgan's point. it would be great if the trump organization and campaign could be consistent. paul manafort made an unfortunate statement when he talked about women being concerned about their husbands being able to pay the bills. everybody can get on one accord i think that would go -- >> that was unfortunate. >> go a really long way. >> rts. ladies, thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> 27 minutes after the hour. something you didn't play out at the rnc. his family doing damage control on melania's speech behind the scenes. >> whatever happened happened. i think more importantly than anything she got on that stage in front of all of those people delivered an awesome message. >> behind the scenes just ahead. some democrats most top secret e-mails leaked and now we know what happens when fox news asks for an e-mail. look at this. tucker?

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quote, this is from the dny, we're starting to plan ahead with messaging to our supporters for the end of the primary and transition to the general. our meaning hillary clinton supporters. here to discuss, associate editor for real clear politics ab stoddard and contributor ed rolands. thanks for joining us. ed, if you're a bernie supporter you thought the fix was in the whole time and now know for a fact. what do you do next? >> you probably raise a protest at the convention and make your voices known because obviously her pick of senator kaine is the establishment all over again. i mean he's a decent man, governor, senator, party chairman, nothing new, nothing revolutionary. bernie's people want something different. >> a.b., the pick of tim kaine, who everyone in washingtons like because he's certainly a friend lie guy, does ratify the suspicion of bernie and trump supporters this is all a conspiracy by the elite to keep the people in their place. is it not? >> well, i want to compliment donald trump and hillary clinton for picking two people that are

extraordinarily experienced and would be ready to be president on day one. i think that's very comforting to americans who can't stand trump or hillary and are worried about their presidencies. so i i think that's a great, you know, bit of news. >> right. >> for people who are not invested partisans, tucker, and many of us are not. so that's just something positive out of many, you know, divisive and negative weeks. i do think that there is a problem, obviously, for hillary on the left and there has been all year. it is true that the dnc paved the path for hillary starting with a joint fund-raising agreement, the 26 states were participating with her last summer, that really the -- you know, the hitch was in, that they were really pretty much anointing her as the nominee from day one. bernie's known that when i speak to campaign officials, from them, all along they've really wanted to be a campaign about issues and they didn't push the rigged system message at all until really pretty much the

end. they could have and they chose not to because they thought it was a distraction and they wanted to talk about the issues. now she's in a position where she has to beg for the support from the left progressive wing. i don't think they like donald trump much. bernie sanders tells them that donald trump is crazy and they shouldn't support him and i don't think they like donald trump picking on elizabeth warren who is their hero. however, when it comes to the issues of trade and anti-globalism and all this stuff, for sure there is a core support of people among bernie supporters who really are voting on the issues and very, very willing, i think to go to trump. we just don't know the numbers. >> my guess his supporters in brooklyn will stay with hillary or not vote but supporters are open to the trump message. ed as someone in the orbit of the trump campaign, not officially, i wonder what you make of trump's attacks on ted cruz the day after his now famous and effective speech in cleveland? >> i thought it was ill-advised.

my sense he had a good strong speech. he projected himself as a leader, speech might have been too long but it was a powerful speech. going back the next day, when i used to run the congressional committee and say to my members, get a bomb when it comes to social security. i'm saying to donald trump get a lobotomy about your opponents in the past. your opponent is hillary clinton, go after her. draw the difference between her. forget ted cruz. you're going to win texas. ted cruz has to repair his own relationships with the party. you're the leader of the party. go after the candidate, the leader of their party and you'll do well. >> that's certainly my read on it, a.b., but then i think trump has gotten really far, maybe there's a broader strategy that ordinary intellects like mine can't comprehend. do you think he was doing this for a reason we can't see. >> i don't like to use the word obsessed but he's animated by his grievances by his primary challengers and going over how

many people he beat and badly he beat them and who they are and sour grapes and won't like jeb bush won't come around and ted cruz, you know, did this to him at the convention and john kasich, he even mentioned him yesterday. i agree with ed, it's a total waste of time. it is a focus away interest what he needs to be -- from what he needs to be focused on. republicans supporting him all week and hoping for a focus, calm uneventful convention were dismayed. he's got to get past this. it looks like whining and looks babyish and he does it a lot. it really is time for it to end. >> can i just put one positive note, though. super entertaining. probably my favorite feud ever. thanks for joining us. great to see you both. >> thank you. >> anna? >> 36 minutes after the hour. some other stories making headlines we're following this and start with it. pull back the curtains at the rnc. the they are giving you a front row see. the co-cohnco-creator of the sh

joined us to give us the scoop on what happened in the moments after melania trump's speech. >> this was a classic case of everybody trying to get their story straight and nobody was clear on it. and that's where you missed the infrastructure of a traditional campaign. layers of people do it. so the asset for the trump campaign they're nimble and quick and can move on a dime. in a situation like this it took 24 hours to get to the bottom of the story. >> the trump campaign later saying melania's speech was inspired by michele obama's. according to john kerry refrigerators and air conditioners just as dangerous as isis. >> we were working together on the challenge of dash. isil and terrorism. it's hard for some people to grasp it. but what we are doing right now is of equal importance because it has the ability to literally save life on the planet itself. >> kerry making that claim while

negotiating a global climate deal to phase out the use of chemicals in refrigerators and air conditioners. in a failing grade, this bulldozer plowing through the house and the massive piece of equipment destroying everything in its path stopping short of the dining room table. the neighbor at a loss for words since he told the out-of-state owner he would call them if there were any problems. the fire department saying the driver suffered a medical problem and condemned that house. luckily nobody was inside at the time. take a look at this. prince george accused of animal cruelty. it's all over the seemingly innocent photo the young heir attempting to feed his dog ice cream. the royal society of prevention of cruelty is angry saying people should be cautious when feeding human food to animals. hilarious responses on-line ridiculous accusation writing in to say -- those are your

headlines. >> dogs like ice cream. >> they love it. >> have to eat dog food all day. >> what's wrong with ice cream for dogs. >> you love your dog but feed him ice cream come on. feed him dog food. >> i don't let my dog have table scraps because i don't want accidents in the house. >> one time, yeah. rick you're a passionate dog owner. where are you? >> i feed my dog good food but it's like us, we eat lots of bad food we shouldn't eat. >> good point. >> like a steak last night. >> i did not. but that's a good idea. guys, all right. it is really hot out there. somebody here, you're from southern illinois. >> illinois. >> we are all complaining across the east coast because it's hot and i keep saying we're being whiners here, it's really hot other places. >> humid. very humid. >> yeah. >> it's a lot different. this is going to feel -- >> the heat index there. >> yeah. you get the idea. take a look at the map and what's going on. heat advisories in place across the southwest, southern california towards arizona, all across the central plains and

down towards parts of the south and then in the cross hairs of the mid-atlantic towards the northeast. get ready for it. you're already warm. it's already humid and it's going to be a really uncomfortable day and there are big storms we will be dealing with across the far northern plains this afternoon. get ready for that. the good news tomorrow at least across the dakotas into minnesota, we're going to watch the temperatures drop a little bit, back towards average. the rest of us continue to bake. all right. back to you. >> thanks a lot. >> great. >> donald trump sends a strong message to families of those killed by illegal immigrants. watch this. >> these wounded american families, have been alone, but they are not alone any longer. >> the son of our next guest is one of victims at the rnc when trump delivered his speech and delivered a speech of her own. show joins us to react next. breaking news on the new iphone 7. we don't know if it's going to be called that. could be called iphone. what might be missing from the new iphone that's been part of

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want headlines we have them. first up rumors around the upcoming iphone 7 the most contentious change there will be no headphone jack apparently. which, of course, forces people to use apple headphones with the device. very tricky. other rumors point to the phones being water resistant. the phone with or without the headphone jack expected to launch this fall. and u.s. soldiers could soon fly into battle on hoverboards. it's real. a supplier for the department of home recently purchased the firm fly board air ditches water jets for what

appears to be a jet turbine engine and allows users to fly untethered to the sky up to 10,000 feet above which they need oxygen. anna? >> all right. tucker, thanks. as he took the stage at the rnc on thursday night trump sent a strong message to the families of those killed by illegal immigrants. >> these wounded american families have been alone, but they are not alone any longer. tonight, this candidate and a whole nation, stand in their corner to support them, to send them our love, and to pledge in their honor that we will save countless more families from suffering at the same awful fate. >> mary ann mendoza's son brandon killed by an illegal immigrant in 2014. she was at the rnc listening to these words and joins us with

her reaction. thanks for being with us on the program. >> thank you. >> so you've been able to speak at three of donald trump's rallies in arizona and now at the rnc. what about his message resonates with you? >> his message resonates with me everything that he has to say because he is -- he's got his finger on what's going on in america. he understands from, you know, regular citizens like myself, he's listened to our issues and taken them to heart and all of this talk about it's such a dark, luminous type of speech that he gave, the liberal media and the democrats want you to believe that our country is not in trouble and it is. everything that he laid out in his speech is going on in this country, and unless we start waking up and realizing that there needs to be big changes, in every aspect, i don't know what i'm going to be able to leave my children and grandchildren and that frightens

me. >> well, you know that the dnc is heading to philly and the guest lineup for the speakers will probably have a different tone to what we saw at the rnc. why do you support donald trump and why do you go against hillary clinton? >> donald trump is for the american people. donald trump supports our military. he supports our law enforcement. law enforcement is very important to me. my son was a police officer and i back the men in blue up 100%. hillary talks more about what she can do for illegals, what she can do for refugees, and donald trump talks about what he can do for americans. i don't understand what is so hard to understand about the message that he is giving us in his speech thursday night. it was incredible. it was uplifting. i don't know how anybody can interpret that as being dark. >> yeah. >> and -- >> your son was serving and protecting his community and then he ends up being killed by

an illegal immigrant who was driving drunk on the wrong side of the highway and that illegal immigrant apparently had been living in the u.s. for two decades. what kind of policies do you think need to be enacted so there aren't more victims like your son? >> the immigration policies we have in effect if they were upheld, they work. if laws were upheld, they work. if we can get rid of sanctuary cities and not have a safe haven for the criminals to go to it works. you or i commit a crime we don't have some place to run to be able to hide from the law. and -- >> yeah. >> you know, it's as simple as upholding the law and not showing leniency to the illegal criminals killing innocent americans. >> we want to help you in honoring your son this morning. mary ann mendoza, thank you for speaking out. >> thank you for having me. hillary clinton goes after donald trump's business record off his rnc speech. >> he doesn't speak for small businesses like the ones he has

consistently stiffed and driven into bankruptcy and financial peril. >> trump surrogate and former apprentice contestant omarosa is here to respond next. you're watching "fox & friends."

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hillary clinton is going on the attacks this morning mocking donald trump for his acceptance speech at the republican national convention. >> donald told us, i am your voice. he doesn't speak for small businesses like the ones he has consistently stiffed and driven into bankruptcy and financial peril. i don't think he speaks for women. he doesn't speak for anyone who

thinks our country should be standing together, not splintering apart. >> well, here now to react is the former contestant on the apprentice and the trump campaign's new director of african-american outreach, omarosa manigault. nice to see you this morning. >> good morning, tucker. >> what did you think of hillary clinton's comments? >> well, it makes sense that she would come and attack his speech and even the convention. we come out of this convention with so much momentum and she's trying to kind of stop that momentum and she goes into her convention she goes in with these e-mail leaks and the revelation that they actually undermined all that bernie was trying to do. so, of course, she's trying to distract from the things that are going on in her campaign. >> omarosa, you're the new director of african-american outreach for the trump campaign. what's your pitch to black voters? what do you say? >> the pitch is we've had seven years under this information under a democratic administration and we still see

that our community is struggling. . we see unemployment levels for african-americans at an all-time high. african-americans are looking for jobs and skill and training for those jobs and this administration has let them down. we are going to turn that around. donald trump is going to be the greatest job creator president that we've ever seen. if you want to see four more years as an african-american under a democratic administration, you're going to see a continued pattern where they are just not providing for a community right now that really does need the support. >> how about to women, we heard that ivanka saying that donald trump has a record in the trump organization to put women in positions of power and he's gender neutral. what does donald trump need to say to win with women? >> well, first of all, i'm an example of that as an african-american woman to join the senior team at the campaign, i think it's great to be a part of that. i've worked with donald for the last 13 years as a woman, and i have observed that he has put women in positions that

traditionally have not been. i'm talking about way back in the '80s when he hired women to head construction projects that were generally male dominated, and so yes, he is going to reach out in a way that's not pandering as we see on the other side, that's going to be very substantial and going to help advance the causes near and dear to women's hearts. >> omarosa manigault, appreciate you joining us this morning. thanks so much. >> thanks, tucker. >> great to see you. >> good to see you. >> all right. we've got a big show coming up for you. still five more minutes left. don't go anywhere or turn the dial. more on the other side of the break. is important to everyone.

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you should come on the show. we like to talk to ever. he gets the pitch from one of his staffers and writes back, why, tucker, seriously? i'm going to alaska so i won't be around. i e-mailed him and said i think you're back from alaska. come on, haven't heard back. >> the chain continues. wikileaks provided more of the chain. it says the five hour difference is difficult. he was half of crossfire. it would be entirely combative. combat makes warriors but i'll turn it down and look to get to next week getting you on with ducy. >> i guess they wanted friendly territo territory. >> they know i'm a jerk. >> scared of you. scared of you. >> i think i'm the nicest person ever and he is welcome on this show, you're welcome on any -- literally any time. in philadelphia, let's have dinner. it won't be combative. >> no cameras. >> you're welcome on the show. go through more of your e-mails. >> didn't respond. my feelings are hurt.

thanks for joining us. see you from philadelphia. >> he doesn't have internet in alaska. >> buy everybody. >> philadelphia cheesesteak. we'll be there. chaos. controversy. and a convention. welcome, everyone. i'm stewart in for neil cavuto. we're following three big stories the in ein exnext two h. the desperate search on for a motive in the munich shooting. police say the shooter was obsessed with shooting rampages and may have lured his victims to a mcdonald's. officials say the shooter was armed with a .9 millimeters glock pistol. nine people killed in that attack. bernie sanders' supporters expected to take part in a peoples convention this hour in philadelphia, as wikileaks reportedly dumps more than 19,000