the other big speaker of the night, first lady michelle obama. we'll see you back here for "fox & friends first" at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. but be sure to keep it right here on fox news throughout the day. we'll have all the events live from out of philly and "fox & friends" is standing by starting now. bye. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the south fimly sports complex live in a big at the present time in the parking lot. it's "fox & friends" for the first day of the dnc. >> democratic national done vengs here in philadelphia. we arrived yesterday and we thought at the top of the show we'd be prepared to talk about politics, but we got breaking news into the newsroom. >> back to florida we go and over to heather where we find out there's been a club shooting about 12:30 this morning. >> eastern time today, 12:30 a.m., a shooting taking place.

we are following the latest news as it's coming into our newsroom. police have now detained three people who may have been involved in a shooting. shots were fired in a parking lot of a nightclub that was hosting a teen party in ft. myers, florida. this happened at a club called club blu. 17 people in total have been shot and two of them are dead. they've not been identified at this hour. we're watching that part of the story as well. multiple people, we are told, are fighting life-threatening injuries right now inside the hospital. some inside the club were as young as 13 years old. witnesses on the scene describing it as mad house with others saying they heard around 30 gunshots that bystanders say may have come from multi-al guns. they say the shooting may have lasted as long as ten minutes. a woman who was at the club when the gunman opened fire used

facebook live to talk about the chilling events. listen to this. >> they running behind but you don't know who they shooting. they just running behind you and shooting. you just see a whole bunch of kids just running, just seeing somebody laying on the floor like [ bleep ] got shot. five or ten times. >> the club advertising that party for teenagers as young as 13 years old. they referred to it as a swimsuit glow party. they also said people didn't need an id to get in. it comes just a month and a half after the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando, florida, killed 49 people. we're following this story and making phone calls on this development. we'll bring you more as we get it. >> all right, heather, thank you. >> teen night. normally nightclubs hold teen nights that's not very popular, on a friday night, saturday night. this was on a sunday night.

teenagers as young as 13 shot. >> again, back in florida talking about club shooting again. we'll find out what it's related to. lu now let's go back to what we're here for. right near the wells fargo center where we'll see the democratic convention day one kick off. bernie sanders will speak, michelle obama will speak. not so fast. this is all about who is gavel in, gavel out and say good-bye. debbie wasserman schultz ousted, stunning news. >> day one disaster for the dems, no doubt about it. yesterday we were working on "fox & friends" weekend. and the big story was about the wikileaks, 20,000 e-mails that made it very clear that the dnc led by debbie wasserman schultz has rigged the system in the favor of hillary rodham clinton who is going to wind up with the official nomination. here is what happened. it started hitting the fan yesterday morning shortly after our show. next thing you know, they have a bunch of meetings. she's forced out. she's going to resign as of the

conclusion of the coronation -- >> first she was not going to have a speaking role, not a major one. then they said no speaking role at all. then they said she was resigning because she was caught based on these e-mails tipping the scale for hillary clinton. guess what? hillary clinton got the nomination, exactly what she wanted. now she's going to work for hillary clinton to try to get her to become the next president. >> in an on rare role. here is the question, were they conspireing together or is hillary clinton just the beneficiary? and was the white house, hillary clinton and debbie wasserman schultz working together to oust 74-year-old democratic socialist who has gotten a groundswell of support. you have to wonder what he knew a long time ago when he was calling for the ouster of debbie wasserman schultz, unable to prevail with that. the story in politico today said the obama administration was being pushed to get rid of her. they said, no, she's not my headache, she's hillary clinton's headache.

i don't buy it at all. they're trying to isolate her and say she was just a bad choice. really? do you know how long she had that job as a bad choice? >> here is the problem for her and hillary and donna brazile who is going to take over for her. donna brazile said morhaced e-mails are coming. wikileaks said, yeah, we got more. yesterday the clinton camp nk t are against us. they came out and said last time we were the my sad. get it right. this stuff is coming from wikileaks and there are more on the way. >> yesterday when we were on air, we were talking about the bernie supporters. >> they're angry. >> they're angry. there was a protest out here with more than a thousand people, much more than any of the protests that we saw at the rnc. they were holding up signs. some of the signs said help end establishment politics, vote no on hillary. another one, hell no, dnc, we

won't vote for hillary. am i allowed to say that? >> hillary? you're allowed to say it. >> hellary. >> no one can say no one on the right want to win. ted cruz went for flood, marco rubio, anything they would do to win aboveboard. what is it with bernie sanders? i don't care about your damn e-mails. the woman he wanted ousted was conspireing against him and his supporters. at 74 years old, this is his last gasp at the shot of the presidency. >> are you disappointed he hasn't come out screaming. >> it's almost un-american not to do everything you can to win. why is he not doing everything he can to win. >> you know what? his supporters, that's why it looks like -- his supporters don't like tim kaine. >> bernie sanders said said that, he's not my choice. >> a big protest yesterday right past city hall.

you're right. it's bigger than anything we saw in cleveland last week. so his protesters, bernie's supporters, that is to say, are planning on turning their back on tim kaine. when it comes to debbie wasserman schultz, when she does go out and gavels in and gavels out the festivities, there's a good possibility the anders people will boo, boo, boo. they had a unity thing going in. given the fact that what they were saying all along that the system was rigged and it turns out the system is rigged, it turns out they've got the moral high ground. >> he's still going to speak tonight. we were expecting him to go after the establishment. donald trump tweeted, there's no longer a bernie sanders political revolution, he is turning out to be a weak and somewhat pathetic figure, wants it all today. >> that's the best paper mache figure i've ever seen.

>> can we see it again? in case you don't know what he's talking about? >> a head and shoulders. that includes underdog, everything. >> it's coming for you. >> this is fantastic. >> there it is. >> that's what we've been waiting for. >> it looks exactly like him, only without arms. >> meanwhile, let's talk a little bit about hillary clinton. she was on "60 minutes" last night. that's where people go when they want a lot of eyeballs. last night she was trying to appear sympathetic, trying to push the -- historically they've gone to "60 minutes." listen to this one, a whole new standard we haven't heard about until last night. >> i often feel there's the hillary standard and the standard for everybody else. >> what's the hillary standard? >> well, it's a lot of, as you

saw in the republican convention, unfounded, mean spirited attacks with no bais is in truth, reality, which take on a life of their own. for whatever reasons, and i don't want to try to analyze the reasons. i see it, i understand it, people are very willing to stay things about me, to make accusations about me that are -- i don't get upset about them anymore, but they are very regrettab regrettable. >> self-inflicted wounds. you use your own private server, 30,000 deleted e-mails. the ones turned overturn out to be top secret. james comey comes out and labels exactly where you went wrong. since when is there special scrutiny for hillary clinton, or are there special exceptions that allow her to avoid indictment. >> she's saying she's held to a

different standard and saying that's a negative. people don't treat her fairly. a lot of people say she is held to a different standard, above the law, gets away with corruption. >> essentially what she's saying is she's getting the same kind of scrutiny a lot of conservatives get and she doesn't like the heat. she did some dumb stuff with the private e-mail service, that dumb e-mail server and now the whole world is look at her. >> regarding the separate standard, gray connelly tweeted fbi certainly has a hillary standard and one for everybody else. >> steve, this is a huge tent you had to put together with a screw gun by yourself. >> it was crazy. >> it's a great setup here. the question is, can you reveal -- can you go behind the scenes with your headset microphone -- >> i feel like madonna with this. >> that's right. we've got this gigantic tent. we're in the parking lot of the south philly sports complex. we'll give you a little idea what's going on. that's the back of the set.

over here we have the "fox & friends" producers. clayton morris is over there doing social media stuff. he's bowling. clayton, we or on right now. sorry. at least put up solitary, would you? meanwhile, these are some of the folks, all the producers right here get the show together. these are different areas where they'll have people coming in late in the day. we're the dawn patrol, so we're the first people on. because we are in a giant tent in the parking lot, if there's bad weather, we would know it before anybody else. as it turns out -- can you see right here? it's been pouring most of the morning. there's what we would call in kansas a frog strangler. right through there is the cbs tent. oh, man, my pants are soaking wet. all the tv networks are here in the parking lot. as you can see, they've got each of the programs, from fox news -- a different bay of

chairs and phones, and right back there is "morning with maria" which i was reading in the trade papers this morning -- fox business, number one business network in america last week during the rnc in cleveland. meanwhile, let's go right on over this way. heather is working on the breaking news right over there. let's see who else we can -- you're not bowling anymore, are you? because all the different shows -- for instance, this is the fives table right here. nobody comes in until about 4:00. a lot of people don't realize that. the people on the five come in at 4:00. who else isn't here? america's newsroom? wonder where they are. we have some executives right over here, catering back there, and that is our green room --

actually just a collection of chairs. you can see sean grow man, one of our producers and pete who we'll be chatting with later. that's a brief look at the tent. ainsley and bryan, back to you. >> i'm a little concerned that growman can't find anything to do. steve, great tour. i need you to come back here. we have a floor map in case you're lost. let me tell you what we have coming up. >> we do have new details, our top story, about that shooting at a club down in south florida leaving two people dead, some inside that club just 13 years old. what we've just learned, that's coming up next. what does reince priebus talk about debbie wasserman schultz? last night i sat down with the rnc chair and walked around. wait till you have to say about the chaos he was confused of. >> the rnc at the dnc.

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night. >> joining us right now, heather nauert. what can you tell us? >> the good news is police have detained some people so far. the motive we do not know at this hour. police have those three in custody. they may have been involved many sthooting we understand. brand new video showing one of the shooting victims on a stretcher. shots were fired just before 1:00 a.m. eastern time at club blu in ft. myers hosting a teen party. police say a total of 17 people have been shot and two are dead. we do not know the identities of the deceased so far. but we're watching that carefully. multiple people we're told are fighting life-threatening injuries at the hospital. some inside that club were as young as 13 years old. witnesses who were there describe this scene as a mad house with others saying they believe they heard around 30 shots fired.

bystanders say the shots may have come from multiple guns. they say the shooting lasted for about ten minutes. we're working to confirm all these details. it is a fluid story at this point. one woman who was at that club when the gunman opened fire used facebook live to recall those chilling events. listen and watch. >> oh, my god. >> wasn't even grown people event. this was 18-year-olds, 17-year-olds. >> i can't believe it. i was just like -- i was trying to protect my sister. >> that club advertised the event for teenagers as young as 13 years old. they called it a swimsuit glow party. people didn't need an id to get in. the nightclub shooting comes just a month and a half after the awful pulse nightclub shooting in orlando, florida, that killed 49 people. this is still a developing situation. we're following it for you and bringing you the latest as we work to make phone calls and confirm all these details.

>> heather, at this point, there's no suggestion it's terror related. >> not at this point. we don't know the motive yet. we're working on that. and we're all over this story in philadelphia. what does reince priebus think about debbie wasserman schultz, his counterpart and the scandal surrounding her. last night i stood up with the rnc chairman as he got his sleeves rolled up trying to get things under way in his own war room in south philly. >> yesterday protesters tried to heat things up by burning the american flag in cleveland. could philadelphia bring something even worse? pete joins us live with a special message for our police. he's hanging out in the green room. tucker carlson is coming up shortly. morning, guys. they brought this on themselves.

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the dnc kicking off today in the middle of a huge leadership shakeup. we thought we would get a response from the rnc. >> that's exactly what that man at the other side of the big plastic table did last night. >> oh, yeah. that's right, me, with dnc chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz stepping down on her own volition, i met with reince priebus and here is what he had to say. >> reince, here we are in the beginning of the dnc, what happened today. >> a bad day for debbie wasserman schultz. >> they were, in fact, rigging the system in favor of hillary by using a national party which should be neutral to take this guy down. it's a remarkable moment in

american political history. >> ceo debbie wasserman schultz reluctantly resigns. also in these e-mails to the cfo, the communication director looks just as complicit. should it stop there? >> i would imagine that hillary clinton and her campaign, my guess is they're going to call for an investigation. but the truth is they were benefiting from it all. i wouldn't be surprised if hillary clinton knew full well that the dnc was working with them and for them the whole way through, and now they're going to sort of act like they didn't know what was going on. they knew exactly what was going on. i'm sure there were tom's people and senior staffers at the dnc communicating regularly with hillary clinton's campaign. if people were out there in favor of bernie sanders, they should be outraged by what they saw here at the dnc. >> debbie wasserman schultz will now head, accepted the job as on air chairman of hillary clinton's campaign. what does that tell you? >> for one thing, it emphasizes

the fact that she was in the tank the whole time anyway. but the dnc was in the tank and the whole thing was a fraud. it's also probably a made-up position that people do when folks transition out of embarrassing situations. >> it was brought up to me today from a democratic strategist that if reince priebus had his e-mail hacked, it would show some collaboration for one candidate or another? >> no. because, listen, i don't put a lot in e-mails. i don't do that. by the way, my staff has all the pass words to all of my e-mail accounts, and so when you send me an e-mail, a lot of people can see the e-mail. i know that. i don't write a whole lot in return. >> certainly, we feel like we had a drama-filled primary. i'm never going to make believe we didn't have a lot of bruising and we have healing to do, so that's the truth. but we ultimately chose the candidate that had that sort of

grassroots momentum of change that really changed a lot of the entire primary season for the republican party. the difference is they didn't. and they suppressed those people on the other side. they're going to try to force feed these folks in philadelphia, this soup they don't want to eat. that's the whole thing with the republican party. think one thing people concluded about me and the rnc is ultimately we played it down the middle. you saw that with the convention last week. it was well run. when it was time to call donald trump the presumptive nominee, we did. i fought donald trump on some things along the way in regard to this accusation of delegate allocation and rigged system. i did that very publicly. we have a lot of respect for each other. but ultimately we ran our operation by the rules. >> bernie sanders now has the proof that there was collaboration behind the scenes to stop him. yet the endorsement still sticks and monday's speech will still

stand. what's your reaction to that? >> i think there could be a change in what he's going to say on monday night based on what happened today. otherwise you're just laying down, just a puppy dog for the party. i don't think he's a puppy dog. >> donald trump tweeted out he thinks he is. we brought out two things, the e-mails were something that was a wide-open target. bernie sanders took it off the table and james comey didn't. now we have another situation where there was collaboration to cut out his legs, cut out his knees, and if he does not bring that up, why did he even bother running? >> the system is rigged. there are new polls out this morning on another channel, over on cnn, in a four-way race, donald trump got a six-point bounce, show manage the cnn poll since 2015, leading hillary clinton 44-39. and then head-to-head trump is leading hillary clinton going into her own convention 48 for

45. what is the news out of philly this morning? chaos on day one as people are kwitding -- >> actually the chaos started before the convention started, starting yesterday before day one. excellent job. coming up, we'll see a tour of where they're located. >> probably do it tomorrow. i went to do a tour of the war room and then this news broke so we changed gears. it's really cool. they went to a south philadelphia boxing gym, took it over in a gritty section of south philly and they set up their mini war room. i'll bring up something else, the other thing that hillary clinton didn't want more than anything else -- they'll take chaos, but the word corruption. the word corruption has followed her to this convention and it leads her into this convention, worst scenario. >> perhaps that's why -- didn't donald trump a couple days ago start calling him corrupt kaine? he's going to do his best to turn that into the lying little low energy --

>> i like how bryan said the investigation. meanwhile, it's 6:30 in philly. more breaking news out of the state of florida. a club shooting at midnight has left two people dead. that club hosted teen night, and now we're hearing the first calls to emergency services. what they reveal coming up next. protests are already under way here in philadelphia, and our own tucker carlson got right in the middle of one of these protests at a bernie sanders rally. >> i don't know. i might write in mickey mouse. >> hillary, if you're listening, it apt going to cut it, lady. bernie or bust. >> there is tucker right there. come on up, tuck. >> ber many or bust. hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat.

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brand new details about the nightclub shooting overnight down in ft. myers, florida, that has left two people dead. that club was hosting a teen night for teenagers last night. >> we just learned one of those shot just 12 years old. that child is alive this morning. >> at 12:30 in the morning? joining us right now with the breaking details is heather nauert. >> i've been on the phone making calls to local officials. police have three people in custody who they say may have been involved in the shooting. they're asking the questions at this hour. i just got off the phone with the lee hospital in ft. myers where they're currently treating 16 of the 17 patients. i'm told one person died in that hospital. the age and identity of that victim has not been released just yet. the shooting victims overall range in age from 12 to 27 years old this happened just before

1:00 a.m. eastern at club blu in ft. myers. multiple people are fighting for their lives. some inside the club describing the scene as a mat house with others saying they heard about 30 gunshots bystanders believe may have come from multiple weapons. they're also saying the shooting may have lasted up to ten minutes. >> we've got that gunshot victim in the middle of the parking lot. >> multiple victims in the parking lot. >> we need more units in the parking lot. >> we have a second victim up in the front. >> got another victim on the other side. give me somebody over here. >> wow. victims all over the players and

learning, also, there was a security guard. the club advertising that event for teenagers as young as 13 years old. they called it a swimsuit glow party and most didn't need an id to get in. this comes just a month and a half after the pulse nightclub shooting which was terrorism. 49 people died that evening. this is still a developing situation unfolding at this hour. we're making calls to bring you the latest as soon as we get more information. steve, bryan and ainsley. let's turn to politics. tucker carlson joins us at the south philly sports complex. good morning, tucker. >> good morning. >> the actual convention center about a half block from where we're sitting right now. let me ask you this, coming in, the democrats desperately wanted to say, look, our convention is so much better run than last week at the rnc. day one is a disaster for them. >> i sort of bought into this. donald trump is so new to this,

and the opposition to him is so intense, a lot of us expected chaos at the republican convention. amazingly it was very smooth. this logistically has been a flat-out nightmare. i'll be interested to see if other press organizations concede that. the bernie thing is a real problem. hillary clinton had to try to steal it and by doing that enraged a huge percentage of potential voters. >> now the spin is the president never liked her, and it's too much of a hassle to get rid of her. the clinton camp wanted her ousted a long time ago. >> debbie wasserman schultz. >> yes, collaborating for hillary clinton and left in power by barack obama. >> the truth is, it's clear, a lot of enemies from day one. a lot of people don't like debbie wasserman schultz, but she was serve a very specific purpose, get hillary clinton the nomination. the day she completed her task,

she was cast aside. >> no big deal for her. she did that and now i can go on to help hillary clinton to win the election. >> hillary clinton has paid her off, apparently is hiring her. >> i love the spin i read about in politico. it's so delicious. adds soon as she essentially quit, she was hired by hillary clinton. so if hillary really hated her, why would she say, you sit down right next to me. >> she did what she was there to do. >> tucker, you went to the bernie rally, a thousand people there yesterday. they're upset about this because their votes obviously not counted, not even heard. >> they don't think they were. the democratic party tends to be very process oriented. it matters to liberals how the process unfolds. they think it was stolen from them. they have frankly a lot of evidence to support that. what i'm struck by every time i go to the ber any rally, i'm not sympathetic to a lot of the y50ids. i wore a legalize bernie pin.

people couldn't have been nice tore me. there's some intense people for sure. they're sincerely ag grieved and many won't vote for hillary clinton. >> i wish you would have taken a camera. >> we did. >> do you have a clib? >> we do. here we go. >> we have a tiny house, a 26,000 pound truck we converted to a stable and a house. me and the animals, we all live in there and we travel. >> i'm not dealing with hillary. >> what do you think you're going to do? >> we'll see. we'll see. put it this way, never truchl trump. >> they have no problems throwing away american lives. >> do you know how much of what you just said sounds like trump's speech. >> here is what i want to hear, hillary has agreed to drop out.

i'm going to be the nominee and it all works out. >> i love that. >> democratic party. wikileaks come out. more information comes out and they think they can manipulate us. >> if you could send a message to hillary clinton, what would it be? >> you need to listen to the people and the people don't want you in office. the people want bernie and that's what needs to happen. >> are you going to vote for bernie? >> if they give me a choice. >> if they don't, are you going to vote for hillary? >> i might write in mickey mouse. >> hillary, it ain't going to cut it. >> hillary medes the bernie supporters and some of those people are never going to vote for her. >> most aren't voting for trump either. but i'm so struck by the similarities in focus. these folks are mad about trade, mad about the effect of money in

politics. they don't like the banks. they're national allies. it's a populist movement against the elite. >> i was talking to some people outside. fund. ly you appreciate the young people's passion but everyone should take an economics competency course and combine it with history, and they will understand why the bernie sanders principles do not work, why he was not able to put in a single policy of the socialist system. >> of course. >> you say of course. there are thousands of people there who want something that would not work and has not worked. >> a lot of politicians. >> moral myopia that is a little annoying. >> one woman came back from cuba and said how much she hates trump. i said who is a biggest fascist, raul castro or donald trump? she said trump. that's ridiculous. >> one of the things, a lot of people who have never been to a bernie sanders rally say, just a bunch of cooks, crazy people. >> i've been to a couple. you've been to a couple. struck by how polite people are

and so many families. the families look at their lives and they feel like the system is rigged against them. i get why they're there. >> you're about the only person i've ever heard say that. i've noticed exactly the same thing. these are not all stoners, there are middle class, working class people from rural areas who have been left out, the benefits of globalization. i think they're misguided but not totally crazy. >> all right. tucker, thanks for going. meanwhile on this monday, coming up, she's out as head of the dnc. should she also lose her seat in congress. we're talking about debbie wasserman schultz. the man who wants to make that a reality will join us. he's running against her. last week protesters burned the american flag at the rnc. our own pete took them on. >> do i hate america? yes. >> what other country would you like to go to where you wouldn't

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>> they started to pull out a flag and started to try to light it which is why there's a safety reason you have to expand the perimeter or else you're going to light the whole crowd on fire. >> of course, as we told you last week, one of the flag lighters actually caught themselves on fire. our own pete hex it getting in

the middle of the protest in cleveland where people burned the american flag trying to make a statement. >> steve, here in philadelphia, people are already on hand. thousands of angry bernie sanders supporters blocking the street. >> joining us is pete hex it. philadelphia getting the sense of the scene as opposed to cleveland. you had a mission when you arrived here yesterday. >> in light of the great police work that went none cleveland, we wanted to get a sense of how things are shaping up in philly. we went to the streets to talk to police officers, transit cops, others to get a sense of how they felt. there is a sense of unease, but they feel very prepared. they've been in touch with a lot of the protesters. here is a small sampling of the folks we spoke to out there. they do feel like theret possibility -- a lot of them said they felt like there's a target on their back. no doubt in light of the rhetoric emanating from our political world, there is a threat. outside agitators, we saw

anonymous people walking the streets ready to cause trouble. >> cleveland has a small police force and they were worried there would be a lot of outside itators, thousands of them. there were a lot of law enforcement agencies from across the country that came in to assist them. philadelphia has thousands of police officers on the force already. how many other additional law enforcement organizations are helping them this week? >> there are others from surrounding areas, but it is mostly a philadelphia-led effort here. they had the pope here a couple months earlier, previous conventions as well. major sporting events for championship parades. they've dealt with these things and large crowds. they all acknowledge this is a different ball game. with the black lives matter movement, they're con send about the potential for violence. in every instance they're looking the deescalate. >> i know our viewers were outraged when they saw individuals burning the american flag. when you were in cleveland, you

couldn't go anywhere without police officers saying thank you for speaking out for us. same experience here? >> same experience. folks saw that and they appreciate highlighting what they do. we went to people on the street and said we want to do a story about the great work you do behind the scenes. they were appreciative. they say it's not blue lives matter or black lives matter, it's all lives matter. a 20-year veteran, black officer said they should be talking about that young black child shot just like officers. >> you know the family members of people who were shot and killed by police officers are going to be featured at the democratic convention over the next four days. >> i mentioned that to almost everybody we spoke to. a lot of them wanted to stay out of politics. they didn't want to make a political mention. but there was definitely a frustration. if you're going to have families of those shot by police officers, you should have families of the fallen officers on stage as well.

>> but they're not. just getting one side. >> exactly. they feel like in a sense this party is not having their back as much as they should. >> here on the fox news channel we do support our men and women in blue when we see them, i try to make a point to always say thank you for your service. >> a lot of them say fox news has been straight with them and they appreciate it. >> pete, thanks for hitting the street. coming up on this monday, debbie wasserman schultz is out as head of the dnc. should she also lose her seat in congress? democratic candidate for congress tim canova live next. bp is pioneering drone technology to monitor refinery operations,

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if there is one person who certainly is not upset about debbie wasserman schultz stepping down from the dnc it is the man taking her on at the ballot box. >> in a tweet, her primary opponent tim canova writes -- has resigned as the chair of the dnc and she has no excuse not to debate me. >> tim canova is joining us right now. hey, tim, she's out of excuses. she's going to have to square off with you now. >> that's what we have been saying. she can't say she's too busy i think. >> absolutely. you know, the campaign ad from you against her pretty much wrote itself over the last day

or so. it's been proved that her dnc rigged the system for hillary to the detriment of bernie sanders. if she's doing that to bernie, just imagine what she's trying to do to you. >> well, we know that for a fact here on the ground in south florida. what she's been doing at the local level is reprehensible. she's been fixing endorsements right and left and i'll say from the moment i jumped into this race when i go to appear at the local democratic club meeting or local union hall the word had been passed along from debbie wasserman schultz's staff not to let this man speak. every endorsement that she's received has been an endorsement that's been handed down from the leadership. whether it's of the union, at the national level or whether it's a local democratic club or caucus i should say. where it's every endorsement that my campaign has gotten has been a ground up endorsement where there's a legitimate screening process and an

endorsement questionnaire. >> sure. >> it's been rather frustrating to see somebody like this who unfortunately doesn't practice what she preaches. >> what was your -- >> -- to democracy. >> what was your reaction yesterday and what do you think about hillary clinton hiring her? >> well, i was relieved to see her resign or announce her resignation as the chair of the dnc. i think that's good news for the country and i was disappointed that hillary clinton wants her as the cochair of the 50 states strategy. first of all, she's such a disappointing chair of the dnc that one whethers if she would be effective in helping hillary in the 50-state strategy and in the wikileaks e-mails, you should not be rewarded.

>> if the e-mails says she shows up late for everything and her own staff mocks her for not knowing the individual individuals. you might want to look at the e-mails. we're up against the clock. i appreciate it. coming up, brand-new details on what's happening there in south florida. with the shooting there. we'll keep you updated.

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good monday morning to you and your family. july 25th, 2016. i'm ainsley earhardt. we are live from philadelphia. we start with this. a fox news alert. up it's happened once again. another mass shooting at a florida nightclub. this time, during teen night. >> we have gunshot victims in the parking lot. >> multiple victims down in the parking lot. >> we need more units at the parking lot here. >> got a second victim up by the front. >> security guard included inside. >> -- in the parking lot. >> i have another -- get me

somebody over here. >> it happened at 12:30 this morning and the youngest victim only 12 years old. we'll have the breaking details for you. disaster for the democrats. debbie wasserman schultz is ready to resign. she did that effective at the end of this convention. the dnc chairwoman hounded by an e-mail dump showing her bias against bernie sanders and the supporters aren't taking the nice of those e-mails lightly, are they? >> feel the bern, feel the bern! >> so could they bring even more unwanted chaos to the democratic national convention? in a word, yes. and hillary clinton thinks critics are being too hard on her. >> i often feel like there's the hillary standard and then the standard for everybody else. >> what is the hillary standard? >> you know, it is a lot as you saw at the republican convention, unfounded,

inaccurate, mean spirited attacks with no basis in truth, reality. >> truth or reality. interesting combination. what do you think about that? hillary's standard, a double standard for hillary? no matter where we are, just know this. and you probably do already. your mornings are better because you're with "friends." >> you're looking live, bathed in blue, inside the wells fargo center here in the heart of south philly. we're at the south philly sports complex. this is jason tuitt who set up our world headquarters for this week. day one of the dnc in philly. >> that's right. the rnc is in the books. we start week two with you

covering politics this morning, but first we'll start with some braking news -- breaking news. >> you have the stadiums all in the same area. we're in middle of it. wells fargo center will turn into politics but first let's talk about what we woke up to this morning. we have nice of -- we have news of a shooting in florida and it's breaking right now. >> i'm making phone calls, getting the latest details out of ft. meyers at this hour. police are now questioning three people who they believe may have been involved in a shooting that occurred in a parking lot of a nightclub. three people i am told left the car at the scene. two later fled that vehicle. police have them now in custody and they are asking them questions. i just got off the phone with lee hospital, in ft. meyers, florida, they're treating 16 patients. one is in critical condition. the other in serious condition. 12 of the 16 patients have been released from the hospital. i'm told that one person died at

that hospital. the age and identity of that victim has not been released. but we do know that both of the victims who were killed are male. the shooting victims range in age from 12 to 27 years old. the shooting happened in the parking lot outside a nightclub as it was hosting a teen party before 1:00 a.m. eastern time at club blu. this is some brand-new video we're just getting in moments ago, showing a second scene where shots were also fired. this is about five blocks away from that nightclub. some inside that club describing this scene as a mad house with others saying they heard about 30 gunshots that bystanders believed may have come from multiple weapons. we do not know that for a fact just yet. we're working to confirm that information as we get it. this is a fluid situation. some are saying that the shooting lasted for as long as ten minutes. new chilling dispatch audio detailing the scene as officers found the victims throughout the parking lot. listen.

>> multiple victims down at the time for signal 51. >> gunshot wound victims over here. >> shot in the arm -- ems is coming now. >> the club advertised the event for teenagers as young as 13. they called it a swimsuit glow party. an i.d. was not necessary to get in. this comes a month and a half after the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando, florida, claimed 49 lives. it is a developing situation that's unfolding. we are working to try to bring you the motive of this shooting. as of now we understand it looks like it may be some sort of fight. but we're working to figure that out exactly. >> so it doesn't look like terrorists? >> not at this point, but we're still working on that. >> do you believe in prayer, say a prayer for a victims. let's change gears and talk politics. >> real quick, before we talk about the disaster -- the terrible start that happened

yesterday. the cnn poll shows that donald trump's seven-point disaster has turned into the three-point lead. if you look at those three people -- >> head to head. >> head to head, a three-point lead. six-point lead with all four in the race. >> exactly right. so he wound up getting a bounce. the last thing that the democrats wanted was to come in to today -- actually back that up. the first thing they wanted to do was they wanted to say, you know, last week in cleveland it was a disaster. for the republicans. as it turns out it is a disaster for the democrats because of debbie wasserman schultz, it is revealed by wikileaks, a whole bunch of e-mails were released. she did all sorts of stuff. there was a mole working inside the sanders campaign, they tried to bring up sanders' religion to scare southern victims. possible money laundering to bypass the limits and hillary supporters infiltrated the sanders campaign. >> not even a day -- not even a

day after she resigned, she is hired by hillary clinton and the position is -- >> of course she is. >> honorary chairman of 50-state programs. her goal was to get hillary nominated. that worked. she can check off that box. now her goal is to get her to become the president. >> despite the scandal and the embarrassment and the democratic party, she still needed to negotiate -- to get pushed out. do you realize what the closed door negotiations would have been like? she gets elevated to that spot because she's done a great job for hillary clinton. the question is do we see in the 20,000 e-mails a hillary clinton collaboration with debbie wasserman schultz and a white house cooperation, all to oust not governor o'malley, but bernie sanders? a guy they could not control. >> the guy who was supposed to stand up to this. when he heard this news, we thought he'd say this is rigged, this is awful. this was unfair. let's have a redo. he didn't say that at all. instead, he folded.

he got a lot -- you have a lot of protesters here that are upset with the way it turned out because they supported bernie. instead he's going to be speaking tonight or today at the dnc. >> right. you know we knew that the bernie sanders supporters, you don't like tim kaine. you feel like he's not progressive enough. there's some suggestion that when tim kaine speaks there may be a mass exodus of all the bernie sanders people either leaving or turning their back. and you can understand why the bernie sanders people are steamed because he has said it all along. the system was rigged against them and now there's proof. wikileaks -- this is terrible news for hillary clinton. wikileaks announced there are more e-mails coming. donna brazile who is taking over the dnc on an honorary basis said, yep, we know they're coming. the campaign may say we're russians, we're not the russians. we're wikileaks. we're the ones who are breaking this. >> pushing that russian theme. "60 minutes," everyone watches, right? for the last 40 years.

the question to hillary clinton by far the biggest story here and everywhere else, debbie wasserman schultz resigning. they put the question and the answer in their overtime. not even in the original "60 minutes" interview. you had to go online and hear the question at which time when hillary clinton was asked about what she knew about it, she said i haven't read any of those. but i'm adamantly opposed to anybody bringing up the -- >> let me understand this, they talked to her yesterday. we did the news yesterday morning was the story of debbie wasserman schultz. had rigged the system against him. >> they made -- they said go to 60minutes.com. they didn't promo it. they put it in the extra stuff that didn't make the cut on "60 minutes." >> unbelievable. >> this is where she thinks she has been totally treated unfairly. >> not by cbs obviously.

>> listen to her interview with scott pelley. >> i often like there's the hillary standard and then the standard for everybody else. >> what is the hillary standard? >> you know, it's a lot as you saw at the republican convention unfounded, inaccurate, mean spirited attacks with no basis in truth, reality, which take on a life of their own. and for whatever reasons -- i don't want to try to analyze the reasons. i see it, i understand it. people are very willing to say things about me to make accusations about me that are -- i don't get upset about them anymore. but they are very regrettable. >> i think she gets a little upset about -- are these things that are bugging her, are they bugging the average person? anna kooiman live here in philly at the pen rose diner talking to some folks. what are they thinking? >> well, making a lot of friends this morning.

good morning to you, steve, ainsley and brian and good morning to everybody at home. this is my buddy jim, a hillary clinton supporter. good morning. what do you make of the convention chaos that seems to be dooming the first day of the democratic national convention? >> i just think you're blowing it a little out of proportion. i don't think it's utter chaos. there's a major scandal involving the e-mail, but i wouldn't -- you know, you guys are making it sound like there's people running around screaming. you know? riots going on. because of one scandal. >> well, there certainly aren't riots going on. there certainly are not. we are not saying that at all, jim. but you mentioned that you think there's been a conflict of interest from the very beginning with hillary clinton and debbie wasserman schultz. >> yeah. well, they're very good friend, so i think that the e-mail was inappropriate. but i think it's understandable since they were so close that she would support hillary as being presidential candidate. >> well, what do you think about the bernie sanders supporters and how they think that the system has been rigged from the very beginning? >> it's a little rigged.

it's a little rigged but i think that's on both sides. i think that's the problem with having a two party system as well. >> so do you think this is the year of the outsider candidate and even trump will be able to court bernie sanders supporters? >> i hope not. he's a psychopathic narcissist. >> all right. thank you for your time. we have trump supporters over here. we have pat and chuck. good morning. how are the eggs this morning? >> delicious as always. >> are you a regular here at the diner? >> yeah. what do you think of hillary clinton saying she is held to the different standard than the others? >> she's treated as an elitist and she gets a lot of leeway for a lot of things she does and says. >> what do you think of debbie wasserman schultz being forced out it appears but then hillary clinton hiring her for her 50 state strategy? >> yeah, i think she knew it all along. and she was fine with it. she doesn't have a problem with what she's doing. >> all right, chuck, what do you have, what do you think about the kickoff to the dnc here in

philly? >> i'm sorry? >> the kickoff to the dnc here in philly. >> the kickoff has been very rocky. they complained about the republican national convention, but this has been worse. >> so you think that the unity -- the unification in the democratic party may not be something that comes to fruition very quickly? >> i think you're going to hear a lot from bernie's supporters today, yes. >> we already are. thank you so much. we'll let you get back to eating your eggs, hash browns and belgian waffles. back to you in the studio. >> i loved the first interview with jim who loves hillary and said, yeah, it's probably a little rigged. >> yeah. but steve, he says oh, well, they're friend, what do you expect? you have to play fair. if you can't play fair, you should haven't the job. >> when you're the ump, everybody is equal. >> all right. >> that's right. >> ainsley, what's coming up next? >> coming up, the trump campaign has plenty to say about dropping

debbie wasserman schultz from the dnc. we are live outside trump tower in manhattan, coming up next. and it's home to the liberty bell but how much do you really know about philadelphia? well, it's a little rainy today. like what is philly's favorite food? the answer not the cheese steak. more coming up.

well, dnc disarray on day one here at the dnc convention. everyone now reacting to the e-mail leak fallout and debbie wasserman schultz. >> now last night while we were talking to reince priebus, we had a chance to talk to paul manafort. donald trump's campaign manager. manafo manafort, he points to hillary as the real culprit. listen. >> she was colluding with debbie wasserman schultz and the democratic national committee the whole time. the whole process was rigged in her behalf. once again, even her nomination is a result of a rigged system and a dishonest strategy. >> and donald trump of course had his own reaction. foal news senior national correspondent john roberts is live outside of trump tower with those details. good morning, john. >> reporter: ainsley earharand

and steve, good morning. some good news for donald trump's campaign, orc/cnn poll shows he got a six-point bounce. that's the biggest since al gore and george bush got an eight-point bounce out of their conventions. look at how the numbers changed to where we are now. in a head to head match-up, donald trump leads hillary clinton 48 to 45. you add in the other two candidates he stretches it out to five points, 44-39. take a look at this. he went into the convention with the deficit among independents of three points. he now leads hillary clinton 46-28. now to the e-mail scandal. this has handed the trump campaign and the republican party a gift they couldn't have even conceived of days ago. one they plan to ride all the way through the convention. reince priebus yesterday indicating that any talk of disunity at the republican convention is child's play compared to what's going on at the dnc. here's priebus.

>> what an uphill climb the democrats are facing this week in unifying their party and starting off the week by losing your party's chairman over a long-standing bitterness between factions. there is no way to keep something together. >> reporter: and as hillary clinton last week departed from tradition of not being on the road during a convention so too will trump. he's got events in virginia and north carolina today and he goes to miami, pennsylvania, iowa, colorado and arizona. we have our sneakers on. we've got our wings on. we'll be following him all week. ainsley, brian, steve. >> got your wings on, i love that. john roberts outside of trump tower. >> and your sneakers on. remember he ran the rocky stairs here in philadelphia live on air. >> that's right. coming up -- here's a quiz for you. true or false. the original philly cheese steak did not have cheese?

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philadelphia? >> we're about to find out. >> you have your cards. >> play along at home, folks. >> "a" through "d." i live in philly. i picked some easy questions. >> have you changed at all? have you grown up? a different broadcast philosophy? >> no i'm the same guy. i'm still 16 years old. or a 13-year-old boy. philadelphia hosted america's first birthday of course. it's home to the first -- newspaper, hospital, zoo or all of the above? steve doocy? >> all of the above. ainsley goes "b." you're right, guys. "d," all of the above. >> thank you. >> who did not sign the constitution? thomas jefferson, george washington, ben franklin or abraham -- wait, you have the wrong graphic up.

want to go to the liberty bell? >> no. let's do this. >> constitution -- the constitution. thomas jefferson, washington, franklin or a dude named abraham baldwin. >> you're all right. thomas jefferson. he was in paris. he was a minister to france. >> right. >> john hancock didn't sign it either. >> don't make any excuses for jefferson. >> jefferson was out of town. >> i like that tre value go guy. >> why do we say john hancock? >> they were both abroad. >> let's see if we can get back to the liberty bell. >> that was the declaration, not the constitution, right? >> that was the constitution. >> can you see i'm really enjoying this? >> having a good time. >> how much does the liberty bell weigh? what do you think?

950? >> what about for the people on the radio? >> 950, 1,200, 2,080 or 3,000 pounds? >> i took the tour at the liberty bell. >> do you remember what they said? >> i'm going with "b." >> the answer is -- brian, you're wrong. the answer is "c." >> take that, brian. >> made off tin, traces of lead, zinc, arsenic, gold and silver. >> really? >> how much do you do? do you walk around philadelphia all the time reinvigorating your knowledge of history? >> all the time. >> all right. >> i will say this about my mike jerick. i had dinner with him in philadelphia. he is pretty much the mayor of this team. >> i'm sure. >> who paid? >> i did. >> of course. >> which movie was not filmed in philadelphia? rocky, the philadelphia story, the sixth sense or 12 monkeys? >> b, c, b.

you're right again. >> "b," philadelphia story? >> they did it on the back lot. >> it was on a back lot in hollywood. >> what was 12 monkeys about? >> bruce willis, futuristic. >> was it a good movie? >> i had a friend who watched it 25 times. >> true or false, the original cheese steak did not have cheese. >> i mean -- >> true or false? >> it's a trick question. >> it's called the cheese steak. >> there's easy to discern, true. it started by a guy named pat and his brother. pat's steaks. in the italian market. he had meat on a roll. then in 1940, ten years later, the manager said throw some cheese on that sucker. they threw on some provolone and cheese whiz. and ginos didn't move in until

1966. >> you know so much about the cheese steak but not the liberty bell. >> well, people come here for the crack. that was on a t-shirt in the shop over here. >> the liberty bell. >> the liberty bell crack. >> are you into art? have you been to the barn? >> i love the barn. >> if you come to philadelphia, you have to go. all types of art under one roof. dr. barnes. beautiful. >> do you know what's also great in philadelphia? applebee's. >> you did not eat at applebee's. >> i did! i love applebee's. >> i mean, come on. >> nothing else near me. >> bloomin' onion. >> yeah. that was delicious. >> that or burger king. >> ainsley, congratulations. good choice. >> boom. >> he's buying this time. all right. so now you know a little bit about philly where we're set up this whole week. meanwhile, 7:30 in new york city, philly and down in florida is where a rapid development out of this breaking news story -- the ft. meyers nightclub hosting

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showing one of the victims shot from his hospital bed. take a look at this. the 17 shooting victims range in age from 12 years old to 27 years old. shots were fired outside a night club in ft. meyers, florida. overnight. the club was hosting a teenage party. this happened before 1:00 a.m. eastern time at a club called blu. some described the scene as a mad house and others saying they believe they heard about 30 gun shots fired, bystanders saying it may have come from multiple weapons but i got off the phone with police, they don't know

yet. there may have been one weapon. they said the shooting lasted for as long as ten minutes. >> you don't know they're shooting. they're running behind you and shooting. like you see a whole bunch of kids shooting. you see somebody laying on the floor. just laying on the floor. like [ bleep ] got shot. five or ten times. >> okay. i got off the phone with police. three people have been detained. those detained are all adult males. they tried to flee the scene. they have -- they got several miles away from the nightclub. they tried to flee in a car. police are now questioning them at this hour. the police officials telling me this is quote, definitely not terrorism, but they're trying to ascertain a motive for this shooting. that nightclub by the way advertised in the -- advertised the event for the teenagers between 13 and 17. they call it a swimsuit glow party, people didn't need an i.d. to get in. that comes a month and half after that horrific pulse nightclub shooting that took

place in orlando, florida, where 49 people were killed. still a developing situation, i'll continue to bring the very latest as the details continue to unfold throughout the morning. steve and brian? >> thank you very much. new raids in germany after a string of attacks. we'll tell you more about that in a little while. in the meantime, i think we'll go outside. ainsley's got a special panel that she has assembled overlooking the wells fargo -- >> how did she do that? she was sitting here a second thanks so much. the democratic national convention kicking off today with no shortage of drama as the dnc chairman debbie wasserman schultz is forced to step down amid these leaked e-mails. plotting against bernie sanders. here to react is our political panel. we have forrest epstein who is a gop strategist and a trump surrogate. francesco chambers, daily mail correspondent, and then we have

chuck ro chuck rocha, bernie sanders supporter. what do you think? >> it was nothing new to us. we knew that the dnc didn't want the debates to be seen. we felt like we were running against the machine -- >> why did bernie sanders roll over and take this? >> i think bernie supporters are going to see the angst in their voice, but they won. this is something they have been calling for. so now we can say we have had that victory. we lost the election like earli earlier. but guess what this is a victory. bernie talked about that. now she's not dabbling in this convention. i think it's a good thing. >> symbolic thing. >> right. >> but it's a symbolic victory. when you get to the third or the second place you go home. but in reality, as far as the democrat party is concerned this is a complete disaster. in my past with debbie wasserman schultz, dnc chair just to get in here, she can't sneak in in the middle of the night.

just getting -- yesterday i was in cleveland supporting donald trump. there were tons and tons more protesters here than there were in cleveland combined all day just yesterday. >> right. >> the democratic party is a complete -- in complete disarray, the republicans are united. >> you had dinner with a lot of the democratic leaders last night. what was the conversation about this? >> that she had to go. >> yet she goes to hillary. >> well, she had to go from the democratic national committee because it proves what the bernie people were saying the entire time. she had go. this was not just, you know, progressives who were on bernie's side. in order to change the conversation she had to go. if she gavelled in today, she probably would have gotten booed, heckled. that's a great story for republicans and that's something they did not want. >> how did you feel about her leaving and leaving the democratic party, and then going to work for hillary? >> i'm a democratic operative. just -- i want to come out of this thing united. i don't want to be siding with each other. i think it's a symbolic thing.

she has a primary race that we talked about running against what in her own race. they're taking care of her to say thank you for what you have done so far. so we're trying to bring all the supporters together. >> in the same statement that hillary clinton said thank you and good-bye, by the way, debbie wasserman schultz is now running my 50-state strategy. now bernie supporters are saying this is a slap in the face. i took her off one post and putting her in the other post. the mainstream media did not cover that until later in the day even though it was in the same statement. the republicans are united, 90% are behind donald trump and the democrats are totally disjointed. 50% are still for bernie sanders. >> yeah, go ahead. >> bernie sanders speaks tonight. elizabeth warren speaks tonight. we either unite the party, or we come out with a party not united. so they have a lot of weight on their shoulders going in. >> going into the republican

national convention last week, we were all a little nervous. all my family, all my friends. worried about security. we even had debbie wasserman schultz in radio row, brian interviewed her last week and she said this is a disaster. do you need me to come in and fix this? here she is, stepping down, the day before her convention. >> i bet the democrats wish they had reince priebus as their chair. i was with him yesterday. he did great job in cleveland. we're having a great operation, we have a great response team. we'll be have -- >> what does trump say about all this? >> he said it's huge. it's huge for republican, and it's again, very disappointing to the democrats. those bernie supporters will now listen to him. you have a bernie supporter, the rank and file saying no matter what you said, it's about a movement. they won't listen to a 74-year-old man. >> it's all about being gleeful. last week the democrats were saying this is a disaster. but they were saying this is a disaster, couldn't have been

worse. you know? sort of laughing about the whole entire thing and look at what's happening with this convention. >> the republicans want to come down on both sides. and americans are watching to make a choice. right? they have two choices now. that's the inevitability of this. we have the media. >> what needs to happen this week, because you saw the polls, trump is ahead now. >> no democrat can win the white house without the hillary clinton supporters and without the bernie supporters. they both are two separate part ots of this party. they have on the together coming out of the convention if we have any hope of beating donald trump. that's what our goal is. >> okay. >> battleground states the polls are showing we are up by five points in all the big ones. >> we'll be together all week. hey, steve, what's going on? >> glad to see it stopped raining. donna brazile has been tapped to replace debbie

wasserman schultz and we caught up with her outside. >> donald trump said this was rigged from the outset. is he right? >> well, mr. trump makes statements at times that are not accurate. the truth is that the democratic party, we have a very open process. >> very open process. right. what else does she have to say about the scandal coming up? and karl rove and joe trippi are coming up shortly live. this is day one of the dnc on fnc. good morning. after a long day, jen stops working, but her aleve doesn't. hey mom! because aleve can last 4 hours longer than tylenol 8 hour. what will you do with your aleve hours?

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oh, goodness. that plane crashed straight into the ground. this happened in connecticut. this pilot was seriously injured. luckily no one on the ground was hurt. no word on why that plane went down. a young news anchor is dead after a tragic accident. taylor terrell was wading in a creek at rainbow falls in north carolina, that is when she slipped and was swept over a water fall. the atlanta native worked as news anchor in macon, georgia. she died one day before her 25th birthday. and a raging wildfire now tripling in size. the fire had darkened the skies north of los angeles with black smoke. take a look at that. that smoke reaching all the way to las vegas. more than 33,000 acres destroyed includes -- including 18 homes. those are your headlines. i'll bring you more as we get them. steve, brian and ainsley, back to you. well, no shortage of drama for the democrats on day one of

the convention. debbie wasserman schultz stepping down as leaked e-mails revealed a plot against bernie sanders. >> dnc vice chair donna brazile now takes over, and here's what she just told "fox and friends weekend" co-host clayton morris moments ago. >> donald trump has criticized the campaign all along, saying this was rigged from the outset. is he right? >> as you know, mr. trump makes statements at times that are not accurate. the truth is that the democratic party we have a very open process. >> well, bernie sanders has said it's rigged as well. clayton morris is live in philly with more. good exclusive there. >> well, yeah, odd on the very first day of the democratic national convention to see the interim chair doing some damage control on the floor because we're right here in the heart of the florida delegation. this is where of course debbie wasserman schultz is from. will we see drama from these

quarters tonight? she is hoping not. donna brazile said we'll see unity and positivity and donald trump will be upset. i asked her though, she said she called and apologized to bernie sanders. i wanted to know what she said. take a listen. >> i wanted to apologize for the salacious and insensitive -- very mean-spirited e-mails that were referenced to in the wikileaks. now, look, we all know that the party's e-mails were hacked. we know that there are is being selectively leaked. we know that they have been tampered with. so i believe that as a party that we have to make sure that the material and information that gets out is not harmful to the party and the party's opportunity this fall to win the election. >> there you go. i asked her is there any word yet on exactly how those e-mails were hacked? she said she's leaving that up to the experts, but she was made aware of this back in may. that of course the dnc servers were hacked. no clear sign yet whether or not

it was the russians as has been alleged by some in order to potentially help the donald trump campaign. we'll get more on that, but she says, look, tonight we are here on the floor. you will see unity and positivity and trump will be upset when he sees john ledge end taking to -- legend and katy perry taking to the stage. she said donald trump will be upset tonight. >> well, i mean, you have to figure happy today. >> bernie sanders and the first lady won't be praising trump. he's not looking to be pleased. >> good job, clayton. >> thank you. coming up more on debbie wasserman schultz, all this fallout. karl rove and joe trippi are on deck. have they ever seen anything like this before? we'll ask them. >> look at the little pencil. i had that dream again --

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the convention hasn't even officially started yesterday, but debbie wasserman schultz's forced resignation causing chaos in the streets of philadelphia. what kind of fallout can we expect? we have former chief of staff to george w. bush, karl rove and fox news contributor and democratic strategist, joe trippi to my left. >> good to see you. >> karl, in a minute joe trippi is going to try to put a happy face on this, but day one has been a disaster for the democrats. >> it has, but they have come out of it as best they could. debbie wasserman schultz was not beloved to the bernie sanders speak. so having her get out and not

speak, if she had spoken, no matter what, even if the e-mails hadn't come out, there would have been a floor demonstration, they'd turn her back and boo her. after the e-mails came out they'd boo her a lot. they were smart to get her out of there, but not a smart way to start the convention. >> any time the chief has to step down the day before that's bad. >> it's not good. but the main difference between the two conventions, the one in cleveland and this one will be democrats will get our -- all these sort of schisms out of play on the first day. in other words, what other fight on the platform or rules is going to happen, we have done today. there won't a ted cruz speech late in the convention. it will be today with bernie sanders. i don'tll be anywhere near as divisive as the cruz speech was. but any of the problems will be settled today and the rest of the convention, hopefully, tuesday, wednesday and thursday --

>> but the biggest problem is going to remain. look, for all of the difficulties that the republicans mentioned the one imperative was to pick the republican ticket as the ticket of change. on the economy and on terrorism and safety. they did that. that's why he got a six-point bounce. the difficulty for the democrats, all right, debbie wasserman schultz, e-mails, all that's a problem. but the bigger problem is how do they depict themselves as something other than the status quo and the description of what they'll do this week leads me to believe they won't be able to do anything except to say we're more of the same. >> joe, you were talking about how it won't be nearly the disaster of last week. last week the big headline was ted cruz did not officially endorse him, but the republicans let him speak. they won't let debbie wasserman schultz speak and seems like the bernie sanders people will walk out because they don't think tim kaine is not prospectivive enough for them. >> we'll see what happens. but the schisms will get dealt with today. look, i disagree with karl. this is about differentiating

between the two campaigns. i think the republican convention did do a good job. obviously, it had a bounce. but, you know, democrats get -- generally get a point or so bigger bounce than republicans on average. so let's see where this thing is at the end of this convention. i think we could be right back where we started from before -- before cleveland. >> karl, for the average person, the people in the middle, the independents, they're looking in, day one, it's revealed that the system is rigged to help hillary. that's not what the people want. is it? >> no. i don't want to say it doesn't hurt them not at all. it does hurt them. but the bigger question is -- look, last week the republicans had difficulties but voters -- the swing voters were sitting there, independents who moved from being not for trump last week to being for trump after the convention. their interest was what do you stand for and that's the difficulty that the democrats have this week. which is there for more of the same, a third term for barack

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amazing is over twenty-seven thousand of them. there's only one place where real and amazing live. book a seaworld vacation package and eat free. good monday morning to you and your family. july 25, 2016. i'm ainsley earhardt. another shooting at a nightclub in florida, this time during teen night. >> we have a gunshot victim in the middle of the parking lot. >> multiple victims down in the parking lot. >> it happened at 12:30 in the morning today. the youngest victim, just 12 years old. the breaking details ahead. meanwhile, let's talk politics. debbie wasserman schultz is out as head of the dnc and that's not the only problem for democrats in philadelphia. >> we won't vote for hillary.

no no dnc. we won't vote for hillary. >> the bernie people down the boulevard. analysis on the fallout straight ahead. do you think there's a hillary standard? she does too. >> it is, you know, a lot of as you saw at the republican convention unfounded, inaccurate, mean spirited attacks with no basis in truth, reality. >> so what do you think? is hillary held to an unfair high standard? you make the call, you tweet us, write us. let me remind you, mornings on the road especially are better with "friends." >> hi, everybody. live from the parking lot of the wells fargo center here at the south philly sports complex, it's the fox news channel world

headquarters set up inside a tent. and brian and i were talking about this earlier. this is a little reminiscent of the set-up in st. paul a couple of years ago. >> why is that? >> because it was a tent in a parking lot. >> it was the same thing in a parking lot. >> this doesn't look like a parking lot. >> it feels like we built a house and they look exactly like they do on television. including bret baier. >> that's right. >> started to rain this morning. >> yeah. >> it sounded so loud on the roof of this tent. the tent did not come crashing down. >> it reminded me why i don't like camping. because -- because of the thunder and the wind scares me. >> it reminded me of why i like camping. i like the sound of rain on the tent. >> sitting on a screened porch. >> thank you for joining us on this monday. we're going to be here all week long. but we start in florida. >> breaking news. another mass shooting. chilling dispatch audio coming

in, detailing the horrific scene after gunfire erupts at a packed night club. that nightclub hosting a teen night. >> multiple victims down at this time for a signal 51. >> two with a gun shot wound over here. >> on the scene, shot in the arm. need the ems. >> heather nauert is live following this story with the breaking details. >> good morning to all of you. this happened at 1:00 a.m. eastern time overnight. i just got oaf the phone with local police in ft. meyers, florida, they're questioning three suspects in connection with the shooting that occurred in a parking lot at the ft. meyers nightclub that was hosting a teenage party. two people are now dead. those suspects described as male adults. they were captured in their vehicles several miles away from that nightclub. this coming in as brand-new video enters our newsroom of one of the 17 victims. he posted this on facebook page.

we do not know the age of the two who died or their identities just yet. police have saying this is definitely not terrorism but trying to determine what the motive is. new dispatch described that disturbing scene. listen. >> we have gunshot victim in the middle of the parking lot. >> multiple victims in the parking lot. >> we need more units in the parking lot. second victim up by the front. the security guard down included inside. >> another victim over here on the other side. get somebody over here. >> well, 12 patients are now being treated in the hospital. one is in critical condition. the other is in serious condition. both the victims who were killed are males. the shooting victims range in age from 12 years old to 27 years old. unbelievable. some inside that club describing the scene as a mad house with others saying they heard about

30 gunshots. bystanders say it may have come from multiple weapons but police can't confirm that at this point. the club advertised the night for the event for teenagers between the ages of 13 and 17 years old. as a women suit glow party. an i.d. by the way wasn't necessary to get into the party. they released a statement saying, quote, we are deeply sorry for all involved. we tried to get the teens what we thought was a safe place to have a good time. there was armed security inside and outside that nightclub. as the club was closing and parents were picking up their children, that's when all of this took place. there was nothing more we could have done. that statement goes on to say, it was not kids at the party that did this despicable act. this comes a month and a half after the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando, florida, kills 49 people. still a developing situation unfolding. we will continue to bring you the latest as we get it into the newsroom this morning. >> thank you, heather. >> supposed to be a fun night out for the kids on a sunday night in this summer. >> meanwhile, looking for bret

baier, he's right next door in the wells fargo center. he's getting set to do 24 hours of nonstop coverage. but we didn't get in the slow recap and preview. which got 20i7 this -- we got into the coverage with the huge story about debbie wasserman schultz. 20,000 e-mails out. the contents of which get her out. she is off this campaign right now. what are the ramifications? >> well, first of all, she's not off the campaign. good morning. that's the most amazing part of this story is that while this e-mail scandal comes out, and the focus is on the e-mails that clearly show that debbie wasserman schultz and the dnc were tipping the scales for hillary clinton as bernie sanders alleged from the very beginning, she's going to gavel right here behind me this convention into order. she is -- she says she is going to speak to the delegates here and then once she steps down as dnc chair she's going to be the honorary chairman for the clinton campaign. so she's very much a part of the campaign. >> of course. >> that's pretty amazing. >> that is amazing because she

broke the rules. she broke the rules. she's supposed to represent everyone in the democratic party. she didn't do that. the e-mails prove that the system is rigged and now she's going to work for hillary clinton. what is she going to be doing? >> the same thing. >> well, she's the honorary chairman. she's organizing states. you know, kind of a vague job title that i don't know was perhaps created for her. obviously, clinton has affinity for her from the very beginning. she talked about her before all of this came down the other day. >> yeah. now, it's interesting, "60 minutes" did an interview with hillary clinton yesterday. and of course everybody wants to ask about the wikileaks, the 20,000 e-mails. clearly, debbie wasserman schultz in the tank for you. they did not run the sound bite for the answer to that. instead, they put it online in their overtime thing. we have collected it from the internet and here's what she said online, not on "60

minutes." >> i didn't know anything about it and i haven't read any of those, but i am adamantly opposed to anyone bringing religion into our political process. giv again, i don't know anything about these e-mails. i haven't followed it, but i'm very proud of the campaign i ran. i can't speak to what people who weren't working for me, who were saying whatever they were saying. i can't speak to that, i can only speak to my campaign. >> it seems a little crazy that she would say she hasn't followed it, even though it squeezed debbie wasserman schultz out of her job. why on earth -- since that was the biggest political story of the day did "60 minutes" not run it on the tv show, but only put it online? >> i have no clue. i it's what -- i mean, it's what

every reporter was asking here. it started to break on friday when they did this interview so they had a day to assess the importance of it. the fact it didn't make it into the broadcast is really, really a question that you have to ask "60 minutes" because we saw a similar thing about the whole president obama interview september 12th back when steve kroft was asking about benghazi. a key section didn't come out on that two days before election and it never made air. i don't know. very strange. >> i love she's getting more questions about e-mails, right, brian? she's like not another e-mail question. >> the question is where do you put it? i watched with brian fallen, the whole russian theme is there. they're trying to blame russia and trying to make it about donald trump's relationship with vladimir putin. is that going to fly? >> i don't think that's going to fly. listen, i don't know if that's directed -- connected directly.

they're definitive that russia hacked into the dnc server, they're saying that no one hacked into her personal home brewed server. we still have some explaining on this story to go. >> no kidding. we know you have a busy week. thank you very much. >> thanks, bret. we'll be watching tonight. "special report." >> meanwhile, as donna brazile takes over for debbie wasserman schultz just within the last hour, she was next door at the wells fargo arena where bret baier is sitting. our own clayton morris saw her, walked over with the microphone, asked some questions. the first one was, you know, it looks like the wikileaks reveal has proved exactly what donald trump has said all along that this system is rigged in hillary's favor. what did donna brazile say to that? here's the answer. >> donald trump has criticized the campaign all along, saying this was rigged from the outset.

is he right? >> well, as you know, mr. trump makes statements at times that are not accurate. the truth is that the democratic party we have a very open process. >> well, bernie sanders has said the same thing as well though. bernie sanders has said it's rigged. but instead, she, you know, she spins and she says, oh, that donald trump -- >> at least she did apologize. listen. >> on behalf of the party i wanted to apologize for the salacious and insensitive -- very mean spirited e-mails that were referenced to in the wikileaks. now, look, we all know that the party's e-mails were hacked. we know that they are being selectively leaked. we also know that they have been tampered with. and so i do believe that as a party that we have to make sure that the material and information that gets out is not harmful to the party and the

party's opportunity this fall is to win the election. >> i have bad news for you. i have not heard this, the hacked e-mails were tampered with. wow. donald trump -- >> that's spin. where you expect them to go. >> and donald trump tweeted this out. how much bad judgment was on display by the people in dnc in writing those really dumb e-mails using even religion against bernie? with bernie sanders go off script and express outrage that a lot of his follows feel when he speaks? and then he leads into michelle obama who has never been close to hillary clinton. >> it's the elephant in the room -- oh, wait, the donkey in the room. >> some of the folks that are floating around here that we have interviewed they say it's a disaster. >> absolutely. donna brazile apologized for the e-mail scandal generally. i was reading one encapsulation, i think in one she refers to

stupid -- i think she was referring to bernie sanders. >> she did pick up the phone to bernie sanders and apologized. >> for the total scandal. sorry. >> you might not have deserved to lose. got to run. >> oh, man. day one for the democrats here in philly and they have dumped debbie. coming up, do you think there's a hillary standard? she does. listen. >> it is, you know, a lot as you saw at the republican convention, unfounded, inaccurate, mean-spirited attacks with no basis in truth, reality. >> no basis in truth. so is hillary held to an unfair standard? your comments are pouring in. we're going to read them coming up. we caught up with donald trump's campaign manager, so what does he think of the debbie wasserman schultz scandal? keep it right here to find out. ♪

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e-mail leak fallout via wikileaks. >> so late last night, i had a chance to talk to donald trump's campaign manager. paul manafort, to get his take on this democratic drama. he points to hillary -- hillary as the culprit. listen. >> she was colluding with debbie wasserman schultz of the democratic national committee the whole time. the whole process was rigged in her behalf. once again, even her nomination is a result of a rigged system and a dishonest strategy. >> and donald trump of course had his own reaction. fox news senior national correspondent john roberts is live outside of his house and business, trump tower in new york city with details. >> good morning to you. yes, the donald trump campaign and republicans in general continue to go off on what's going on at the dnc, what they have characterized as a disaster even before it started. manafort not the only one

blaming clinton. hillary was involved in the e-mail scandal because she is the only one with judgment so bad that such a thing could have happened. this comes as donald trump got some very good news today in the form of a new cnn/orc poll. he has turned things around completely. from before the republican convention, now leading in a head to head match-up. 48-45. before the convention it was 49-42 in hillary clinton's favor. four-way match-up including johnson and stein, he leads 44-49. among the independent voters he was losing. and he's now leading hillary clint clinton. and a new race shows them both tied up at 42%. you heard what paul manafort said a couple of seconds ago about hillary clinton being involved. he believes that's the case. he's also laughing off suggestions that russia was behind the leak because they're

trying to help out the donald trump campaign. >> they're pretty desperate pretty quickly. that's all i have to say on that. it's a far reach obviously. and to lead their convention with that tells me they're trying to move away from what the issues will be in this campaign. pretty absurd. >> now, there are reports that russia was behind the hack here, but don't forget it wasn't russia who wrote those e-mails. it was dnc officials. ainsley, brian, steve? >> that's a great point. john roberts on fifth avenue outside of trump tower. thank you. >> and paul manafort says look, i want to see if the white house is somehow involved in this entire thing too. don't be surprised if it goes full circle. >> more e-mails are coming out from wikileaks, so stay tuned. meanwhile, what does reince priebus think of debbie wasserman schultz? last night i had a chance to speak with the rnc chairman at his war room. what he had to say will astound you. >> he was here? >> yeah, in south philly.

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good morning to you. welcome back. 24 minutes after the hour. we start with a fox news alert. a syrian refugee blowing himself up outside of a packed music festival in germany. injuring 12 people and killing himself. it's the latest of a string of recent attacks in that country. we are learning that the 27-year-old was denied asylum and was known to police. police saying he tried to get inside the concert hall. he was denied entry and that's when he blew himself up. no word on the exact motive. but terror has not been ruled out. at least not yet.

back here at home, a deadly crash involving the dallas cowboys bus. four people were killed when the van crashed into the bus. it was traveling to las vegas. no players were on board at the time. they crashed into that van that was trying to cross an arizona highway completely crushing it. no one on that bus was injured. and then a raging wildfire in california now tripling in size at this hour. the fire has darkened the skies north of los angeles with black smoke. take a look at that. that smoke reaching all way to las vegas. more than 43,000 acres destroyed so far, including 18 homes. a very busy news morning. including the politics. we'll follow these stories throughout the day. well, the dnc is kicking off today in the middle of a huge leadership shakeup. >> so what does the guy at the top of the rnc think? >> yep, steve, with dnc chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz now out, stepping down

soon, even though she'll gavel in today what better person to get a reaction from than her republican counterpart and i talked to reince priebus late last night about what was developing during the day. so reince, here we are in the beginning of the dnc. you just finished up the rnc. what happens today? >> it was a bad day for debbie wasserman schultz obviously. they were in fact rigging the system in favor of hillary by using a national party which should be neutral to take this guy down. it's a remarkable moment in american political history. >> and the ceo, debbie wasserman schultz reluctantly resigned. also in the e-mails to the cfo, the communication director looks just as complicit. shouldn't it stop there? >> well, i would imagine that hillary clinton, her campaign, you know, my guess is they're going to call for an investigation. but the truth is they're benefiting from it all. i wouldn't be surprised if hillary clinton knew full well that the dnc was working with

them and for them the whole way through and now they're going to act like they didn't know what was going on. they knew what was going on. i'm sure that there were people and senior staffers of the dnc communicating regularly with hillary clinton's campaign and if people were out there in favor of bernie sanders, they should be outraged by what they saw here at the dnc. >> debbie wasserman schultz will now head -- has accepted the job of honorary chairman of hillary clinton's campaign, 50 state strategy. what does that tell you? >> right. for one thing it emphasizes the fact she was in the tank the whole time anyway and the dnc was in the tank and it was a fraud and probably it's made-up position that people do when folks transition out of embarrassing situations. >> you know, it was brought up to me today that from a democratic strategist that if reince priebus had his e-mail hacked it would show that there was some type of collaboration and manipulation for one candidate or another. is that true? >> no. because i'm -- listen, i don't

put a lot in e-mails. so i don't -- i don't do that. by the way, my staff has all the passwords to all of my e-mail accounts. and so when you send me an e-mail, a lot of people can see the e-mail. i know that. i don't write a whole lot in return. >> well, certainly we had a drama-filled primary. i'm not going to make believe we didn't have a lot of bruising, and we had healing to do. so that's the truth. but we ultimately chose the candidate that had that sort of grass roots momentum of change that really changed a lot of the entire primary season for the republican party. the difference is they didn't. they're going to try to force feed these folks in philadelphia this soup they don't want to eat. i mean, that's the whole thing with the republican party. i think one thing that people have concluded about me and the rnc is that ultimately we played it down the middle. you saw that with the convention

last week. it was well run. when it was time to call donald trump the presumptive nominee, we did. i fought donald trump on some things along the way in regard to this accusation of delegate allocation and rigged system and i did that very publicly. we have a lot of respect for each other, but ultimately i -- we ran our operation by the rules. >> bernie sanders now has to prove that there was collaboration behind the scene to stop him. yet, the endorsement still sticks and monday's speech will still stand. what's your reaction to that? >> i think there could be a change in what he's going to say monday night. based on what happens today. otherwise, you're just laying down. otherwise you're just a puppy dog to the party, and i don't think he's a puppy dog. >> you know, if bernie sanders does lay down, it won't stop the protests going on outside, and we saw that yesterday with her ultimate resignation.

it will be ted cruz-like when debbie wasserman schultz goes to gavel in because it's an insincerity and putting a hand on the scale. >> do you think she'll be booed? >> absolutely she's going to be booed. >> no kidding, after this. donald trump had a very good week last week and he's put out an e-mail talking about how about donald trump now leads hillary in three new national polls. he's leading in the cnn poll, l.a. times and the morning consult. donald trump got a bounce out of cleveland. >> donald trump, 48, hillary, 45. >> that's right. head to head. more in a minute. 8:30 here in philly. but the debbie wasserman schultz scandal isn't the only problem for the dnc today. >> dnc, we won't vote for hillary. >> protests already under way and the convention hasn't even started yet. that one yesterday bigger than anything we saw in cleveland. >> all right, guys, let's talk

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they built a no-man's-land, in case the protesters get real rowdy here in the park and try to climb this fence. they have something to back them up. now this is broad street. this is where protesters were marching down yesterday, chanting hell no, dnc, we won't vote for hillary. these bernie supporters are in enraged and emboldened by the wikileaks scandal, proving that the deck is stacked against their man, bernie sanders. what are they trying to prevent here is in philadelphia? what we saw in 2000 at the rnc where people tried to shut down highways and chained themselves to overpasses. that certainly shut this city down. that's something that the police here say they will not permit to happen again. back to you guys. >> all right, leland vitter, downtown philadelphia. we're in south philly at the sports complex right now and tucker carlson joining us. good morning. >> good morning. what's he's going to say tonight? that's the question. >> bernie? >> bernie.

i think a lot of us, certainly i misread the nature of bernie's support. i believe it was young people who were upset about the college costs and they were upset, but there are some of those. but in talking to the bernie sanders supporters they like him for his personal integrity and his courage. he's brave. he's direct. that's in contrast to they believe hillary clinton. if he comes out tonight in the wake of everything we know now about what hillary clinton and the allies at the dnc did and endorseser in a full -- endorses her in a full throated way they'll be devastated. >> he got screwed by what went on behind the scenes and every time he had a chance to break through in the debate settings, it was new year's eve, it was sunday night at 10:00, that's the dnc putting it to him. >> totally. what does it about him and he says tonight, you know what it's important to vote for hillary clinton she's a person of integrity. the people who believe in

bernie -- by the way if you're still mad about it, you still believe in bernie, what do you say? >> is there something behind the scenes that we know about? >> i don't believe they have leverage over him. he's 74 years old. he wasn't even a democrat. >> keep in mind, i was reading statistical analysis of the primary for the democrats. >> yes. >> if it were no for the super delegates bernie would have won and the reason the super delegates were stacked the way they were is because the whole thing was rigged. >> exactly. but more significantly in my view that's totally true. if you look at who voted for bernie, you quickly conclude he is the future of the democratic party. young people by in some states 9 to 10 voted for bernie sanders. to give him the kissoff as they have is to risk alienating your future voters. >> all right. did you see the protesters last night? >> i spent a lot of time with the protesters. i went incognito. i wore a bernie sanders pin and they were super nice to me.

we have tape. >> let's watch. >> so our rule is if you bring a backpack we'll interview. we have a 26,000 truck that we converted to the house and me and the animals, we all live in there. and we travel. >> i'm not feeling hillary. >> what do you think you'll do? >> we'll see. we'll see. but put it this way. never trump. >> people who claim to be liberal, with the courage -- they have no problems throwing away american lives. >> do you know how much what you said sounds like trump's speech? >> that sounds like trump? >> yeah. >> here's what i want him to say -- hillary has dropped out, i'm going to be the nominee. and it all works out. >> i love that. >> democratic party thinks -- and the media, and the wikileaks

comes out, oh, they manipulate us and make us fall in line. >> if you could send a message to hillary clinton what would it be? >> you need to listen to the people and the people don't want you in office. people want bernie that's what needs to happen. >> are you going to vote for bernie? >> if they give me a choice. >> if they don't, vote for hillary? >> i don't know. i'll write in mickey mouse. >> bernie or bust. >> well, last week the headline from the rnc was that ted cruz would not endorse. it will be interesting to see what bernie sanders does tonight. it's supposed to be all about unity but there's trouble in the street. >> is bernie sanders going to be more compliant than ted cruz? i don't believe it. i do -- my prediction he reads the prompter, on and off, that's it. >> i'll be really disappointed. >> i'm with brian. >> the last honest man on the left turns opportunity to a little robot for hillary. >> i think he'll read the teleprompter, but they'll write something new today so we're all

right. >> i like the man with the alpaca. >> i know. not far from where we are right now, penrose diner where anna kooiman is talking to the people about the dnc in philly. >> good morning, it's pancakes and politics and eggs and hash browns in my face this morning. good morning to you, steve and good morning to you at home. i met a new buddy. his name is francis. good morning. >> good morning, anna. how are you? >> i'm fantastic. thanks for asking in the "60 minutes" interview with hillary clinton last night, she feels like she's held to the different standard than other politics. what do you think? >> i think she's the biggest liar that came upon politics in this country. there was a lady, she and her husband complained about being broke and now they're the richest in washington, d.c. she used her job as secretary of state to shake down every country in this world for her and her husband. she's a liar, she's a thief and she should be in jail. >> wow. wow, strong words, francis. you used to be a democrat you say. what makes you so disenchanted with the democratic party?

>> the democrat party left the people of this country. all they want is the power. the left wingers have taken over. i see that when i was in politics. i was in 16 years in politics. i'll tell you, you can't trust them anymore. so i flipped. >> wow. all right. well, that's all the time we have you. do you know what you're going to order? >> i sure do. eggs benedict. >> eggs benedict. i hear the steak and eggs are good too. thank you so much. back to you. >> thank you, anna. let's hand it over to heather who has some headlines. >> good morning. we have been following this breaking news story this morning. we have brand-new information just in to the newsroom about another horrific shooting. this happened in a nightclub in ft. meyers, florida. it was packed with teenagers. police told me minutes ago that the shooting does not appear to be terror related but rather appears to be gang related. in the meantime, some chilling dispatch audio coming out. begins to paint the terrifying picture of these defenseless

kids running from their -- running for their lives. listen. >> we have a gun shot victim in the middle of the parking lot. >> we need nor units on the parking lot. >> security guard down, included inside. >> and -- the parking lot. >> another victim over here on the evans side. get me somebody over here. >> three adult males now in custody. they are being questioned by police. lee memorial hospital that's in ft. meyers telling me they treated 18 patients. one of those patients sadly died at the hospital. we do not know the age or the identity of the deceased. three are still in that hospital. one is listed in critical condition. the other is in serious. and the third thankfully expected to be okay. the shooting victims range in age from 12 years old to 27. the two who died were both males. now, one of the victims posting this chilling video from his

hospital bed. the club by the way advertised the event for teenagers as a women suit glow party. witnesses say they heard about 30 gunshots. bystanders believe they may have come from several weapons but police cannot confirm that at this time. this night club shooting happening just a month and a half after the pulse nightclub shooting occurred in orlando, florida, killing 49 people. that's the latest on that situation. i'll bring you more as we get it. those are your headlines, gang. >> thank you, heather. last week protesters they burned the american flag at the rnc, you remember that. pete hegseth was there. he took them on. >> so tell me to my face why you hate this flag. >> [ bleep ] you and america. >> do you hate america? >> do i hate america? yes. >> well, this morning pete is back to counter that awful message. come on up, pete.

well, last week pete hegseth got right in the middle of the protests in cleveland. people there were burning the american flag. >> they started to pull out a flag and started to try to light it. tell me why you hate america. >> i'm a veteran -- >> good for you. i appreciate your service. why do you hate america? anybody else who hates america want to talk to me? >> america was never great! >> do i hate america? i mean, yeah. >> why do you cover your face? >> because i can. >> why don't you have the courage to pull it down? i had interpreters in iraq that would cover their face with me

because people would kill them if they found out their identity in that country. >> there he was, pete hegseth wearing a flag hat. >> that's right. come and take it. >> you here in philly. you have a different messages that last week. >> we saw how professional the police were in cleveland. we wanted to come here to philly. the rally last night was larger than anything we had seen in cleveland. so they're anticipating a lot of push-back potentially. so we walked the streets to talk to the police. these are two gentlemen we talked to last night. again, we walked up to them and we said, hello. they were a little worried there might be a target on their back. specifically these two gentlemen saying we're doing our job. always been a threat, but we're worried because of the rhetoric in our politics today. >> what neighborhood are they in? >> right downtown. city hall. >> where all the action was yesterday. >> this is a 20 year veteran we decided not to use names. it's not necessary. he talked about how it's not all about black lives matter or blue lives matter, how come we don't care as much about the young

black child killed as the others? two philly cops and a state trooper. she said, we feel prepared but no doubt there's more anxiety on the city right now. the one on the right said a lot of police officers are frustrated with what we have heard a double standard about police lives and black lives matter. >> sure. they have to be concerned about the -- there's some more -- >> these two gentlemen, they're sergeants or above. they want to be more noticeable in public. so the protesters and others can come up to them and talk to them. again, they have been coordinating with protesters for months, to make sure they know what is going to happen. everyone is worried about the agitators, whether it's anonymous or black lives matter -- >> the guys with the masks. >> the guy with the mask. they're ready to go. they want information from the public. and this force has seen a loot. >> their safety is always on their minds, but more than ever when they kiss their spouses good-bye or kiss their kids good-bye in the morning just to go to work, i'm sure this weighs

heavy on them. >> one more reminder. they said we're ready, prepared. we want to de-escalate. but one bad actor can change that. we hope it's more balanced from the stage than what we have seen so far. >> excellent reminder to thank our cops and throughout the day when we see cop, we'll take pictures and put them on. >> never forget. >> thank you, pete. coming up, hillary clinton thinks she's being held to an unfair standard. the republicans are picking on her. so is she right? we'll read your comments about the hillary scandal coming up. but first, bill and martha, what's coming up on their show? you're inside the arena. >> hey, good morning. >> day one, huh? >> day one, we're ready to roll. we have brand-new post convention polls to show you for donald trump that are very interesting. the whole point of this, again, to get a bounce out of the exposure you get during your convention. we'll show you how the numbers look at this. >> and the disarray among the democrat, you want to come together and express a unified feeling. that's far from the case so far today.

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i often feel like there's a hillary standard an then a standard for everybody else. >> what is the hillary standard? >> there's a lot as you saw at the republican convention unfounded, inaccurate, mean spirited attacks with no basis in stroout -- in truth, reality. which take on a life of their own. for whatever reasons, i don't want to try to analyze the reasons, i see it. i understand it. people are very willing to say

things about me to make accusations about me that are -- are i don't get upset about them anymore. but they're very regrettable. >> that doesn't bother me. >> well, welcome back to the fox studios and the biggest tent in the world. we're shaking our world, hillary doesn't want to figure out why she's a target, she just knows she's a target and tim kaine agrees. and clayton morris -- you're apart? >> we don't trust ourselves. when did the powerful and richest people in the world see themselves as victims. the president does it too. poor me. it's disgusting. >> well people on social media fired up and this meme is going around. the hillary standard. you can hash tag, things that bother you in your life. bonnie said that the hillary standard exists because anyone

else would be in jail, not running for presidency of the united states. >> yeah. >> another big one story on -- not on twitter but in the internet is the fact that #dnc leaks regarding all of the wikileaks thing was trending on twitter and then taken down mysteriously. >> over the past few weeks twitter has taken on controversial twitter accounts, banned them, closed them down. they have been saying we'll go after aggressive twitterers and they have removed 400,000 tweets that were set up with the #dnc leaks. it was the number one trending topics and it dropped to 6,000 tweets and then they put it back up. they removed the "s," without the plural, and now no one can really find the hash tag. it's as if it vanished, gone away. >> i wonder why that is. >> so twitter is in the tank too. all right. >> thanks, guys. >> tucker? >> unbelievable. >> day one of the dnc. we'll be right back.

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well, that's going to wrap up the big "fox & friends" show live from the big tent here outside of the arena. you know what we'll do next? make some s'mores. >> tomorrow, cory booker and geraldo. bill: dem kroots in disarray as the convention kicks off. the leader of the dnc is out. welcome to our road show as it kicks off'. martha: we are