chelsea will introduce her mother. stay tuned for a special edition of "fox and friends" first at 4:00 a.m. "fox and friends" starts right now live from philly. he never tells you how he's going to do any of the things he says he'll do. he just says, "believe me." donald trump cannot become our commander in chief. believe me. i'm a new yorker. and i know a con when i see one. >> believe me. >> he's trying to kill us. he cares about the middle class. give me a break. that's a bunch of mularkey. >> believe me. >> nobody more qualified than hillary clinton to serve as president of the united states of america. >> believe me. believe me. believe me.

♪ ♪ "fox and friends" right now. it is lower humidity, high today of 90. there is a chance of rain, though, here at the wells fargo center about 9:00 to the 10:00 hour. about the time that hillary clinton will officially accept her party's nomination. >> we're in one of the tents in the parking lot that you saw there. thank you so much for joining us. >> we're in the white tent. >> if it's going to rain today, i wonder what the ceiling will be like. the first day we were here it rained, it sounded like there was a tornado outside. >> it did. we have so many white tents in this particular tv complex, i wonder if anybody is able to have a wedding this week in philadelphia. >> probably not. >> got all the tents. >> slicker. >> hillary clinton will be accepting officially the nomination tonight at 9:00. it was donald trump who stole her thunder. he was on six -- he had three different press conferences

yesterday. there he is right there. he was on in florida, scranton, pennsylvania, toledo, ohio. brian, he had time to sit down with you. >> in scranton. it was an unbelievable rally. this is my third donald trump rally. i've never seen anything like this. here's the time when usually the candidate on the other side when the convention side -- he said the heck with that. all bets are off this time. i'm going to go out and fundraise and i'm going to raise awareness about how much i need pennsylvania and florida. >> and how much i need to control the message, which he did yesterday. >> how much guts does it take to go to an unscripted situation for an hour. something hillary clinton hasn't done for almost -- >> not be able to do it. the said the reason i'm doing it, he said a lot of people are saying why are you out here campaigning in the middle of the dnc? it's risky. he said because i can and because i can go off script.

he has three press conferences yesterday. it's unbelievable. >> takes all comers. >> it does. it's ironic this is going down in the so-called city of brotherly love because it's only expected to get more vicious when hillary clinton steps to the podium tonight. >> that's right. we're live with the best of last night's mudslinging moments. doug? >> good to see you guys. whatever devices that's marked the earlier days of the democratic national convention largely subside with what you might want to call a love/hate fest. love for the democratic nominee who made an unexpected appearance on stage last night to hug the sitting president, a symbolic gesture of continuity. some have called it a third obama term. then there was hate, hate for the republican nominee, donald trump, who took tremendous incoming fire from three democratic heavy hitters. vice presidential nominee tim kaine, the vice president, joe biden and also the president himself. here's a sampling.

>> he has no clue about what makes america great. actually, he has no clue, period. >> our power doesn't come from some self-declared savior. we don't look to be ruled. donald trump will lose. >> trump has never been one to take that kind of stuff sitting down. he was unusually quiet on twitter as the speeches were being delivered. look for him to fire back in a big way in the days to come. so this four-day convention culminates with a speech by hillary clinton tonight and the horse race towards november continues. one group of people who will be happy to see the convention pull up stakes are nearby residents to the wells fargo senn toer who are complaining to the philadelphia enquirer about the noise and the traffic and the vandalism an the nudity. apparently the protesters have been camping out in a nearby park in their birthday suits and judging from the looks of them,

that's an image i can't get out of my mind. >> right. i don't know if they're trying to say something or they're just really hot. >> exactly. >> why do you o -- why would you go nude? what is that saying? >> they might be nudists. >> they want to be on national television and they want to have your attention. >> they're also is a reality show, naked and afraid. >> oh, like you don't know. >> you know what, if you look at -- somebody did the stats and remember a week ago when donald trump took to the stage in cleveland and gave his speech, he didn't really go after hillary clinton very much. however, if you look at the number of times the democrats have gone after donald trump as opposed the to the number of times the republicans went after hillary, the rnc mentioned her 203 times. the dnc has mentioned trump 332 times over three days. you know what that shows?

it shows that the democrats must really be nervous when even the commander in chief is in attack mode and you look at the polls and trump according to the clear average is ahead. every speaker was attacking him. you see tim kaine, he was calling him a liar. then president obama took the stage and said that trump promotes fear, said that the american dream is something that no wall will ever contain. sniemts here's the other issue. the president should not be attacking. the outgoing president, a lame duck in his final month, i don't think it's becoming to attack a republican or opposite party. go out there and talk about what you accomplished and maybe what the next person in the party can do. i thought it wasn't unexpected but i thought it was inappropriate to go after donald trump personally. i wish he would show that type of anger against isis and against russia and all the other countries that seem to be disrespecting us around the world. >> trump is doing better than hillary if you look at the polls. >> for the first time since the nominations were apparent,

donald trump has the lead on the clear average. that's l.a. times poll yesterday, it showed a 7-point lead for donald trump. >> here's the thing. the president has made it very clear, he's going to be out on the trail stumping for hillary, i believe, every day in october. that's going to be interesting. you know what we saw last night, maybe hillary is not going to attack the president -- rather, attack donald trump, per se, but the president can do it because you have your surrogate do it. besides, it was foyer years ago at the convention four years as as a democrat where the deal was struck. bill clinton would go out and endorse barack obama and then four years later, barack obama would endorse hillary clinton. >> how about the embrace. after he spoke, hillary clinton makes the surprise appearance and comes out on stage and embraces him in that long hug. >> big hug. >> they had a lot of stars there last night. the soon to be former president

thought hope to be hugging the future president. that's what barack obama thinks. while i hit the trail with donald trump and i was able to hit the trail with donald trump in pennsylvania yesterday about two hours from here. >> so donald trump, you packed this arena in pennsylvania. there's a sense in that room that for the first time in a long time a republican can win this thing. >> i think we're going to win it. it's a great state. the miners are out of business, the gas is being regulated to a point where they can't produce. we have so many problems in pennsylvania, we're going to put the miners back to work and steelworkers back to work and bring jobs back to pennsylvania. >> how hard is it to watch speech after speech, the only thing that's constant is personal hits on you. you wch and take it in. how hard is that? >> they don't all hit me, but some of them do. they try to hit you as hard as possible. it's false stuff. i get it. it's the way it goes. it's called politics. >> they're doing their thing, trying to win, justify eight

years of horror. >> you're not taking it personally? >> i guess i take it a little bit personally. you can't let it get you down. you have to go out. >> one line is getting a lot of press. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> you can't -- this is a national security issue. now the idea that you've had nif american calling for a foreign power to commit espionage in the u.s. for the purpose of somehow changing an election, i think that we are in a national security state. >> you have to be kidding. his client, his person deleted 33,000 e-mails illegally. you look at that. when i'm being sarcastic -- >> are you being sarcastic? >> of course i'm being sarcastic. you have 33,000 e-mails to lead it and what was said on the e-mails from the democratic national convention. you look at what was said in the e-mails, it's disgraceful. they talk about religion, they talk about race, all sorts of

things, including women and what they said on those e-mails is a disgrace. >> when you look at vladimir putin, you say he's a great leader for his country. >> i didn't say that. i said he's a better leader than obama. obama is not a leader. he's certainly doing a better job than obama is. you have to understand, putin, if we could get along with russia, that would be a good thing, not a bad thing. we don't get along with russia. >> we have a criteria to be friends with somebody. if they're going to invade the ukraine and buzz our ships that they're doing right now -- >> you know why they do that? because they have no respect for our leader. >> do you think if that was you in office -- >> if they showed no respect -- >> i don't think they'd be doing that for one minute. >> because? >> because i think they respect me. they don't respect president obama. >> would you answer with force? >> i'm not going to tell you what i'd do. wouldn't that be crazy to tell you what i do. you react at the time.

part of the reason, this country says we're going to attack here, send this many men. no, no. you got to keep it a little bit secret. you got to have it to yourself a little bit. >> lastly, personal question. how hard was it, if at all as a parent, to watch your kids? >> i was so proud of my kids and my family the way they got up at that unbelievable moment to make these incredible speeches. >> i love and respected him. >> you are my hero, my mentor, my best friend. >> i love him with all my heart. >> you don't get choked up with something like that? >> well -- i was so proud of them. i was so proud, i maybe don't get choked up for that. i have a wonderful family and business, wonderful everything. i don't need to do this. i'm getting to know the american people, amazing people. they're tired of being pushed around. they're tired of working harder than they did 18 years ago and making less money. it's an incredible beautiful

movement to make america great again and we're going to make america safe again. >> we expanded on the controversy with the russian situation. he had no idea it was a big deal. because he's gone from doral, florida, flew to scranton, sold the place out and going to toledo. i asked the russian question. he's like why do you ask? >> he was joking. i'm watching every network and listen, we are accused of not having a sense much humor with jon stewart and all these people. they take a clip from our show and make us seem like morons when we're having a good time in reality. that's what he does on the stump. >> have you noticed, i know you've interviewed in him. >> so much better. so much more focused. 80% better than two months ago. >> you're going to have another interview with him later in the program. >> yes. >> brian spent five hours in the car yesterday and samantha and allison had to put up with me. >> are we there yet? >> coming up on this thursday,

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gear up for great. a disgusting act on an american icon backfiring on a dnc protester. these bernie backers setting an american flag on fire in an act of defiance only to get burned by the very flames. >> oh, boy. >> after susan sarandon isn't letting up either, still not accepting the fact that bernie sanders, her candidate, lost. >> in the middle of all the turmoil, he's live in philadelphia again today. hey leland. >> hey, steve, ryan, ainsley, good morning to you. the protesters are sort of morphed into distinct groups out here. the bernie sanders people, the most peaceful protesters. the honk for free weed guys who put their signs up over there. the anarchists, the communists and the assorted hangers-on who god knows what they wants. although we're starting to have

nightly clashes at the security fence, it happened last night. it's easy to get arrested all you have to do is climb over the fence. seven people did that yesterday. the secret service went ahead and grabbed them. one injury last night. wasn't from police or anything like this. it was from somebody who was dancing on an american flag they had lit on fire and somehow they lit themselves on fire. it took a bunch of their buddies with some water bottles to go ahead and put them out. evidently, he's now in the hospital. inside, things pretty peaceful. one person you might recognize who was protesting, susan sarandon, the actress putting out the i'm with nina hash tag. susan sarandon and some of her friends feel as though bernie sanders has been slighted here and then wanted to bring that to the forefront and make that a point. whether susan sarandon sticks around for day four of the dnc or takes her oscar and go home

yet to be seen. back to you guys. >> leland, at the guard gate, thank you very much. >> yesterday when you were in scranton, donald trump comes out on the stage and everyone starts yelling usa, usa. it's very popular do that. the dems started saying that in the arena next door yesterday and our friend shannon breen tweeted this out. here's the tweet. what does it say? >> it says crowd chantsing usa, usa. delegates in fronts of me stands up and yells, stop that. that's a trump chant. i got news for you. usa, usa, kind of belongs to all of us. i think the official trump chant might be miss usa, miss usa. he owns the pageant. come on. >> it's unbelievable. considering also we'll talk about this later when tim kaine's son serves in the marines and they say semper fi and they give you the golf clap afterwards. my goodness, his son is serving in the marines, that is a reason

to applaud. i want hillary clinton to take care of him and no one really applauds when leon panetta talks about taking out isis. no more war. what are you talking about? >> the american flags up the first day of the dnc. the second day, then they put some up on each side of the stage. >> one of the things the protesters did, threw a coffin the wall that leland was next to, they threw a coffin, donkey coffin over the guard gate. >> congratulations. >> different than last week. coming up, secret service code names exposed. what agents will be calling the nominees and their running mates. plus, what you think they should really be called. coming up. and must-wins for donald trump. we go on a swing state tour with his famous crystal ball. that's next.

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went missing just resurfaced. he showed up in caracas, venezuela after vanishing for weeks. he was one who had been released with ties to al qaeda. he disappeared near the border of brazil raising concerns that he was planning an attack at the olympics at rio. more than 200 prisoners released from gitmo have returned to terrorism. see you back here in 20 minutes. back to you. >> thank you. meanwhile, as we inch closer and closer to november, where do the crucial swing states stand? >> "fox and friends" clayton moore went to find out. >> that's right. is it pennsylvania, is it north carolina here in virginia? i had the convention floor with the director for the center of politics, larry sabato to find out. watch. >> let's start with the big boy. 29 delegates up for grabs. the state of florida. the sunshine state, larry. what do you see florida, where does the race stand now?

>> it's got to be very competitive. it is now. it probably will be at the end. look, this is the state that three out of the last four elections has really been the last one decided. 2000 we all remember and for barack obama, though, he carried florida twice. it was his closest state along with north carolina. here we are in the buckeye state. ohio. how important is ohio? can trump do it? >> ohio must go republican for trump to win. he's got a lot of work to do there. partly because governor kasich has not been cooperating. >> he says he doesn't think trump can win ohio. do you think that? >> that's what he says. the election is november 8th. if trump gets enough of his base out, he could win ohio. the votes are there. >> do you think pennsylvania will be the state to watch? >> it's going to be one much two to three i'll be watching. if trump makes a breakthrough there, he's got a real chance to win. if in october we find that the

normal democratic tendencies with pennsylvania are asserting themselves, obviously not. >> here we are in virginia. 13 delegates up for grabs. we have tim kaine on the ticket. is that going to be a hillary territory? >> it looks like it. kaine himself is probably going to add 2 or 3 percentage points for the democrats. that's what a home state republican or democrat can do for a ticket. i think probably these 13 electoral votes go democratic. larry and i are not rocky mountain high at the moment. but we are in colorado taking a broke. in the election were taken in colorado, where would it fall, hillary or trump? >> hillary. this is a state where the hispanic vote has grown substantial i. most of the polls, public and private have leaned to her so heavily, she's withdrawn tv advertising from there. >> what other states does he absolutely have to win to seal the deal? >> well, he could do it two

ways. he could win ohio, pennsylvania and florida. that's 273 electoral votes with the romney states or he could go rust belt. pennsylvania, ohio, but add michigan and wisconsin. that's exactly 270 electoral votes. >> if there is an upset on the clinton side, it might be arizona. >> why? >> because of the growing hispanic vote there. that's what we're looking at all across the west. colorado, nevada, arizona and it's something trump really needs to focus on in the fall. >> great larry sabato everyone. walking the floor of the convention center here in philadelphia. thanks, larry. >> guys, philadelphia of course in the heart of pennsylvania, my home state. this me really is the state to watch. larry sabato saying this state, ohio, governor rendell, former governor of pennsylvania sitting right here in this seat hoping it will be hillary territory. guys, back to you.

>> clayton, since the governor is going to sit right there, we know him, write hi from "fox and friends" on his note card, would you? >> i will. i think this might actually be his bag, too. i don't know if i could go through his bag live on television. secret service will come over and chew me out. >> what are you, the governor? >> stop it. your bag, governor? >> somebody is going to make a citizen's arrest. great tour with larry. coming up on this thursday, why is hillary clinton struggling to win over white male voters? well, what does nancy pelosi think? >> they voted against their own economic interests because of guns, because of gays and because of god. the three gs. god being the women's right to choose. tucker carlson has something to say about that. he's coming on in. good morning, tucker. want to see what we do when we're not working here on tv?

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the presidential candidates and their inner circle as they are right now. here you go. donald trump, mogul. appropriate. vp pick, mike pence, hoosier. >> appropriate. >> melania trump is -- >> hillary clinton is evergreen from when former president bill clinton was in office and tim kaine is daredevil. we wanted to know what you call them. >> darrell says trump should be thun did he ever and pence lightning. and another one, pinocchio. i don't know if clinton would sign off on that. a guy never called pinocchio because he lives and breathes the truth. >> the truth. >> tucker carlson. by the way, we had dinner with tucker last night. if you ever wonder erks on tv all day, all night. if you ever wonder what he has for supper, last night, you mind if i reveal? >> please do. >> two club sodas, one popover and half of a philly

cheesesteak -- >> there were a lot of doughnuts in the green room. >> you had to leave early because you were covering the election last night. you're a hard worker. >> it was worth it. >> we saw yesterday, donald trump, brian was with donald trump in scranton. he had three other press conferences yesterday. almost as much as tucker. >> he hijacked the dnc as hillary prepares to take him on. >> he comes from so many different directions and throws the conversation off course, it's hard to respond to it. i think it's probably an advantage. sometimes i think it's off-putting to voters. it's hard to know. if the democrats keep talking like they have at this convention, people like nancy pelosi, express contempt for america's's. >> basically pulled the mask off last night and -- >> i'd love to hear the sound bite. >> we have the sound bite. watch this.

>> it's coming. >> so many times nonclj educated white males have voted republican. they voted against their own economic interests because of guns, because of gays and because of god. the three gs. god being the women's right to choose. >> they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion on antipathy to people who aren't like them or isn't immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as way to explain their frustrations. >> why are you shaking your head? >> because it's the same script. you hear it not just from democrats but the leadership of the republican party and this is their explanation for why america's middle class has different views from theirs. because they're stupid, they're racist. this is what the president has been saying for eight years. it's been internalized by the elite. what's the message? we hate you.

we are for unlimited immigration because we would like to replace you. we're not interested in hearing what you have to say because you are morally disgusting. it's simple. it's a political matter. can people ever vote for someone who hates them? probably not. can you leave someone you have contempt for? if you have contempt for your kids, would you be a good father. >> why are the white men in america, why are many of them supporting trump if it's not gays, guns and god? >> because the people who run the country, especially the democrats, but also many of the republican leadership have contempt for them. they have nothing in common with them culturally. no empathy for them and people don't like them. here's a news flash. if people think you hate them, they don't like it. >> look at that message. i thought this was a gap. should be apologizing. i think she's proud of what she said. i don't think there was follow-up questions on that panel.

>> virtually everybody in my zip code feels this way. this is the problem. the divide between the people in charge and the people who make the decisions is so vast that you're bound to wind up with attitude. >> i sat in scranton yesterday and saw nothing but blue collar workers. it was right by a college. college students were there. on the inside, outside, nothing but blue collar workers, middle income people. that's my assessment of them. they're passion the for people passionate about the country. the patriotism goes across heritages, it goes across party lines. >> of course it does. rural america and working class america is in deep trouble. we can debate about what to do about that. but the very first step is to stop hating them. to take them seriously. listen to them. show some empathy. i promise you, that's why trump is doing well. >> speaking of doing well, because the conventions are winding down, today is the last day in philly. we decided yesterday to hit the town as many of the "fox and friends" crew as we could on a

pedaled bike tour. >> with eight of us doing all the pedaling, steve, heather, clayton, pete, tucker, anna and myself, it was truly a team effort. take a look. >> we had ben franklin. >> all right my friends. off we go. you can control the horn. >> let's go. >> we're all pedaling except you. >> why didn't we get a skinnier founding father? >> is this 100 degrees? >> it is. >> geraldo said that this was fun. >> right over here is that -- everything you've heard of. betsy ross, ordinary average woman whose story has -- >> so she was no colonial kardashian.

♪ >> he stopped them. all right. efrp. at your leisure. ben franklin stops traffic for you. >> philadelphia houses are built with -- >> like the bernie, hillary tension or a different kind of tension. >> i'm not sure of what you mean. is this thing on? >> do you have a mast -- america's first weatherman. >> let's go. let's go. >> pedal. >> direct descendants of ben franklin still around? >> i dream of jeannie. >> we have a picnic. i left my wallet.

>> i get that a lot. >> this is the -- i invented. >> it couldn't under any circumstances be used -- >> you go anywhere you need to go. he's going to try to get in. this is how you get -- >> of course he does. >> did you discover the selfie? >> the three of us -- >> pedaling, pedaling. >> i look down, nothing. nothing. we've got you clayton, we'll carry you through. >> alexander hamilton. >> alexander hamilton. >> pedal, pedal, pedal. >> yea! >> big finish.

>> let's go to the bar. >> awesome. >> that was so much fun. thank you so much to big red pedal tours and mr. ben franklin himself for an awesome philly adventure. >> as you can see, brian, you were shooting the donald trump story. you had to pedal we thought until the very end. what did we discover? >> we figured out there was an electric motor. >> really? >> she was driving it. >> you know what we should do, go to main street and every major city in this country and take their own domestic tour with that pedal car. i would love to do it. think about what kind of fitness we'd have if we don't use the engine. >> it was fun. it was a great time. it was fun to see the police and thank them. >> i have a couple of headlines to bring you starting with a serious story. an update on that terror attack that took place in france earlier this week. dramatic new video is showing the exact moment that police

took down the teenage terrorist who murdered a french priest. watch. you can see it over there. screen right in the red circle. the men used nuns as human shields as they tried to escape from the church. police leading those nuns to safety after a gun battle which killed both of the terrorists and now more new video shows the men pledging allegiance to isis. just sickening. both of those men were on the radar of police. one was awaiting trial on terror charges after trying to go to syria to fight there. well, this video is bone-chilling. a hooded intruder captured on home security footage while a couple sleeps on the couch below. this happened in chicago. you can see the suspect on the top of the stairs. he stared at the couple for 15 minutes.

they only realized he was there when she couldn't find her purse. something else was taken. those are your headlines. see you back here in a little bit. thanks, guys. >> all right. thanks a lot, heather. that french terror attack, shaking the priest and so many others. we'll have more in a moment. wa, for more people... to experience... complete protection from frequent heartburn. nexium 24hr. the easy-to-swallow tablet is here. is the world truly ready for a vehicle that can drive itself? an autonomous-thinking automobile that protects those inside and outside. ready or not, the future is here. the all-new e-class. self-braking, self-correcting, self-parking. a mercedes-benz concept car that's already a reality. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing.

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pope francis responding to the brutal killing of the french priest saying "the world is at war." however, he says it isn't a war of religion because all religions want peace. he says, "it's the others who want war." >> really? the topics of isis and terror have been largely ignored at the dnc, sadly. fox news contributor pete hegseth joins us now. his assignment was to sort through the senseless tragedy and get to the religious perspective, the catholic

perspective, because this prees was decapitated. >> those of the catholic denomination especially. we went to holy innocence parish and spoke with father tom higgins, the pastor there and asked him personally, hey, as a man of faith who is giving homilies every week about that faith, how do you feel about standing at that pulpit the very pulpit where this man in france was decapitated by radical islamists. i asked him, radical islam, should we call it that or not? this is what the father had to say. >> call it what it is. radical isis radical islam. it's something that exists. it's more of a philosophy than a state or a country. how do you confront it is something that i think we're still working with, peter. i don't think our political leaders, military leaders really know how to confront it, nor do our church leaders. >> he's doing the best to talk

about it from the pulpit, but doesn't feel the political leaders are willing. >> he had no problem calling it radical islam or radical isis. both are accurate. >> i also asked him about christian persecution. christians have clearly been the targets of this violence. this is what he had to say. >> i like to think a holy father, pope francis is certainly doing what he can to acknowledge the persecution that christians are feeling and that are experiencing. but he's one person and what about the rest of us? especially our christian leaders and our political leaders. yes, we should be raising the rooftops and i think to acknowledge challenge the rest of the world to stand up against the violence. >> i swents a lot of time with father tom, but he says that you

have to stand up. if people are chopping off the head, political leaders need to be willing to stand up and looking for that kind of guidance. >> there's no organization. where are the catholic leaders on this? you have the pope making a statement. there should be american catholic leaders leading the charge. what else could be more important? >> i think they're starting to realize that. the political leaders aren't standing up. we need to speak truth. >> you shouldn't have to seek him out. >> it's sad to think -- >> has to happen over time. >> sad to think this is happening in churches now. >> well, exactly. it takes the -- the realization is now setting in for people of faith that, you know, this could be the beginning of something even more. >> all right. thank you, pete. coming up the mainstream media went into full attack mode when trump said this. >> russia, if you're listen, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> he says he was being sarcastic. but what voters think? that's next.

plus, we have lee carter, karl rove, joe trippi coming up. thank goodness they like each other. where is eric bolling going?

president obama and other democratic leaders taking the stage at the dnc, making the case for electing hillary clinton to the white house and donald trump making sure his voice was heard during the dnc. how did the day speeches resonate with you, the voter? let's bring in lee carter, a partner at maslansky & partners. she just put yesterday's speeches to the dial test. >> great to be here. >> so donald trump had three different pressers yesterday and

he was calling on russia to hack into hillary clinton's e-mail. let's look at these dials. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. i think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press. let's see if that happens. that'll be next. >> so you can see republicans there gave it a "b," independents a "c" and democrats an "f." there's a problem with the e-mails the republicans took away. what democrats took away he's inviting russia to get involved in security matters so it was two different takeaways. but what ended up happening the headlines were filled with hillary's e-mail. so it was accomplished. >> so joe biden took the stage next door do where we are right now. he said this about donald trump not being prepared. >> no major party, no major party nominee in the history of this nation has ever known less

or has been less prepared to deal with our national security. we cannot elect a man who exploits our fears of isis and other terrorists who has no plan whatsoever to make us safer. >> so i thought what was interesting here democrats gave this an a-plus. independents a "b." democrats an "f." he was calm, and very measured and it wasn't angry. it wasn't anything. he just seemed to get his point across and people listened although it didn't necessarily break through with independents. >> absolutely. coming up, does donald trump want to ban all muslims? does he really think senator mccain isn't a war hero? well, brian went to meet up with trump and he asked him those questions at the top of the hour. and also, eric bolling is here, so stick around. before taking his team to state for the first time...

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he never tells you how he's going do any of the things he says he'll do. he just says believe me. >> donald trump cannot become our commander in chief. >> believe me, i'm a new yorker. and i know a con when i see one. >> believe me. >> he's trying to tell us he cares about the middle class. give me a break. that's a bunch of malarkey! >> believe me. nobody more qualified than hillary clinton to serve as president of the united states of america. >> believe me. believe me. believe me. ♪

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it's amazing. it's camouflage too. you can't even see it. >> it really blends right in. >> nothing runs like a gator. >> you need these vehicles to get from here to the gate. it's 120 degrees here on planet mars or mercury. i would add this. it is about 500 yards to civilization. >> brian did not think a girl could drive the gator. are you impressed? >> i am very impressed. in high heels. >> did a great job, ainsley. >> i never said that you couldn't do it. i just said that the gator is a -- it's something that should be on "duck dynasty." you're wearing a white dress, i worry about you. >> some breakfast for you, steve. >> thank you very much. eric bolling from "the five" joins us live. >> are we on tv? >> hard to tell on this show. >> what did you make of last night? >> i thought some great speech, some good ones, but i think they're nervous. i saw president obama say hey,

bill, no offense, but she's more qualified than both of us. that made my jaw drop. >> do you think he believed it? >> no. that's the thing. she may have more experience but she's not more qualified than either of them. >> we counted the amount of times that donald trump has been mentioned 332 times. last week, hillary was mentioned 203 times. >> yeah. they're beating it. well, they're nervous. now the real clear average poll average, he's leading by a full percentage point. the last poll he's up by seven. she may get a bump, but it certainly isn't showing up just yet. >> the stars of the rnc are the trump family. the stars are like stars at the dnc, but the president comes out, heavyweight after the vice president and the vice presidential nominee and he nails a great speech. which is fine. however, if it was 7 1/2 years ago, everything that he says he

said in 2008. and what has actually been done and what has he shown, we've kissed up more to cuba and iran than our allies. >> president obama was talking about his third term. hey, you know, let's continue what i've done, what i started. >> she's in. >> she's in. that's one of the biggest push backs against hillary clinton it will be another obama -- another third term of obama. if you have had a great time over the last seven or eight years, guess what, you have four or eight more. >> you can't have it both ways. you can't be a change agent, change change change and then president obama says it will be more like me. >> yeah. >> i thought michael bloomberg's speech i had a problem with it. it got the crowd riled up. but he took some cheap shots at donald trump. you're two wealthy new yorkers who both use the same laws and the same bankruptcy laws and same business laws, for one to take a shot at the other, that was a bit of a cheap shot for me. >> you're talking about mayor bloomberg. former bloomberg. here he goes. >> through his career, donald trump has left behind a well documented record of

bankruptcies. and thousands of lawsuits and angry stockholders and contractors who feel cheated. and disillusioned customers who feel they have been ripped off. trump says he wants to run the nation like he's running his business? god help us. >> so michael bloomberg who was a republican -- >> was a republican. >> independent. now he's just against trump. >> look, you may not like donald trump, but he didn't break any of the laws. he used the bankruptcy -- he had used the laws that had been in place. if you don't like the laws, change it. but for bloomberg to take a shot another another -- at another new york billionaire, on the stage for another billionaire, that was hypocrisy at its finest. >> i talked to him over in scranton, pennsylvania -- >> trump. >> trump. after watching the rnc and talking to cory booker, they go back and forth that trump

doesn't like hispanics because of his border statement and doesn't like muslims because of the ban all muslims and john mccain isn't a war hero. rapid fire, true or false, about how you run your campaign and the most controversial things you have said over the last 12 months. here's how it went. some rapid fire controversies, every time someone brings up a column, so you can clear the record. is john mccain a war hero or not? >> yeah. >> that reporter that you didn't like what they wrote, they said you mocked his disability. >> yeah, i didn't. i didn't know what the reporter was. he was groveling because he wrote a good story -- excuse me, i'll get it straight for you. only for you. he wrote a story, it was a great story for what i was saying because i said dancing on the streets or dancing on the roofs or whatever. he wrote a story, sort of indicating that i was right. and then all of a sudden, that

was many years ago, that was when it came down. then all of a sudden, he took the story back, he was groveling. he didn't know how to answer it. he was trying to say that the story was wrong. i had no idea what he looked like. he said he met me and i knew. he said i met him in 1908s i had no idea. i spend millions of dollars for those with disability, do you think i'd do that? a man that was groveling, he have trying to change a story he had written many years before so it worked out badly for trump. so i do that and they said i was mocking his disability. i had no ideas he disabled. he said i met him many, many years ago. i have no idea who he was. >> you said -- true or false. all central americans or south americans who come across the border are drug dealers --

>> i didn't say all you know that. i said they come across -- in many cases they are drug dealers. you -- >> but not in all cases? >> of course not all. do you think everybody is that way? i didn't say that. >> banning all muslims you have said -- >> we're going to territories. we'll see. we're going to territories, we'll list the territories also, but there are certain territories that are very, very bad. very, very bad. i don't want them in this country. we're not going to let people from syria come into the country and who knows what's going to happen when i look at france with the priest, when i look at all of the things that are happening, we're not going to let that happen to this country. >> you know what was good about that, brian? you took all of the talking points that the democrats have had and you asked him in a row the questions and he answered them. >> fact or fiction. >> yeah. eric, the whole thing is angela merkel is reforming how immigrants are allowed into the country. everyone is wondering what's happens in france and belgium

and what's happening in germany, whoa, wait a second. that's what he said a year ago. but he said it like a nonpolitician. >> but look what the left does. they'll take his words and spin it around to create some sort of controversy out of it. he clarified a lot of the things that were controversial over the last year and a couple of months including yesterday what they did yesterday when they said, hey, russia, if you can find the 30,000 e-mails great. tongue in cheek joking, oh, he's asking russia to help -- >> we'll play that. >> just insane. >> actually, he clarifies that. because -- >> same thing. they'll take it and spin it the way they want to. talk about no spin zone. that's the full spin zone. >> like when jon stewart and "the daily show" will take something -- >> this is what your book is about. >> four weeks ago w ecame out with the -- we came out with the

book. standing up for what you believe. a lot of what donald trump does. and for four weeks we have been on "the new york times" best seller list. immediately out. >> that's got to bug the new york times. >> exactly. that they have -- >> they have been great, i have to be honest with you. >> karl rove's autograph on your hand. we saw that on the break. you have to autograph our hands for being a "new york times" best seller. >> you know, karl will do it. >> thank you. >> congratulations. >> thank you. i appreciate it. >> thank you for getting up early. heather has some headlines for us. >> ten minutes after the hour and a disgusting act on an american icon backfiring at a dnc protester. he lights himself on fire while trying to burn the american flag. watch this. >> what are you doing? what are you doing? >> unreal. then chaos as the protester

quickly falls to the ground, rolling into the crowd to put out the flames. this unfolds as another protester tried to light another flag on fire nearby. actor susan sarandon is still not accepting the fact that bernie sanders lost. she held her own protest in philadelphia along with some other celebrities. there it is right there. a former gitmo prisoner who went missing has resurfaced. a abu dhioab showed up, and he had proven ties to al qaeda. he disappeared near the border of uruguay and brazil. that raised a whole lot of concerns he could have been planning an attack at the olympics in rio. so far more than 2 hundred prisoners released from gitmo have returned to terrorism. a family is lucky to be alive after going missing at sea for more than 24 hours. the u.s. coast guard rescued four boaters who went out on a snorkeling trip here key west,

florida. david thompson, joshua thompson, a son-in-law and an 11-year-old cousin were stranded when the boat's engine gave out. they're all okay this morning. thanks, coast guard. and a woman thanks to a hero on four legs. the police k-9 named daysha, tracking down the kidnapped woman's son in california. all of this taking place in the middle of the night. police say her boyfriend dragged her up the trail by her hair and then forced her into the hidden house. he is being held on kidnapping charges. man's best friend and woman's best friend. those are your headlines. see you back here in a little bit. >> thank you very much, heather. by the way, we have to step aside right now because we have a to return the gator. we didn't take it from the secret service, please. we borrowed it from the grounds crew. >> you still have the key? >> no, i left it in there. >> by the way, george foreman saw somebody -- pick an injured player up on the football field

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has been deployed to protect america. >> he says semper fi to the crowd. >> right. this is -- i did not know his son was in the marines. he thought that was part of telling his bio. but listen to what he says and listen to what doesn't happen after he says it. >> he deployed overseas to protect and defend the very nato allies that donald trump now says he wants to abandon. semper fi, nat! semper fi. >> a little delayed reaction. michelle malkin went on immediately and said that after a long, painful pause before the audience golf clapped. >> totally different -- >> chuck todd said the same thing at nbc. he said there was total silence he tweeted out. he said that should have been a

good applause line for a guy -- for the democrats but it wasn't at a -- at all. >> different from last week. >> the whole first day was pro military in america. >> and the crowds went crazy last week any time the military was mentioned. >> remember, they took a lot of heat for not having the u.s. flags on the podium -- >> the dnc. >> karl said this, they probably thought semper fi was a shout-out to kaine's college. >> and it was the same as when the vp mentioned the military. >> what about leon panetta was interrupted by chants for no more war? no more war from basically the oregon and washington regions. >> both of the vice presidential candidates, both of them have sons in the marines, right? doesn't pence have a son in the marine as well? >> i believe -- yeah. i think you're 100% right. >> we'll talk to rudy about

that. maybe there was delayed reaction because there were so few people in the hall actually. apparently, the democrats are advertising on craigslist, they're looking for 700 actors to sit in the chairs so it doesn't look empty. if you're interested they're paying 50 bucks a head. >> seriously? >> yeah. >> and he attacked donald trump 26 times. >> straight ahead, it took three days but democrats finally honored police officer kimmed in the line of duty, but it turned into an anti-gun sermon. we'll play it for you. and president obama used last night as a victory lap of all of his accomplishments in office. but if it's working so great, why are they calling for change from hillary clinton? well, karl rove, joe trippi, they're here to way in on that, as well as rudy giuliani so stay with us.

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indicates that democrats are nervous. we have fox news contributor and former chief of staff to george w. bush, karl rove and fox news contributor, joe trippi. >> good morning. >> we are noticing a lot more attacks on trump than we saw hillary attack at the convention. does that mean the democrats are worried? because you see some of the polls and it's like you know what, he could win. >> he could win. i think it's more that the democrats are not going to make a mistake of underestimating trump like the republicans did during their primary season. i mean, i think people want to make sure that at the end of this convention people -- the american people understand the contrast between the gop and trump and what people saw from the president last night. >> in november, people are going to have a clear choice. >> yeah. look, there's an underlying dynamic in this election. 17% of the people in the recent

gallup poll said they're satisfied with the condition of the people. >> 17? >> 17. people want change. last night we saw barack obama lay his hands on and bless her for the third term of his administration. >> handed her the baton. >> yeah. and -- yeah, whatever analogy you want to use, but she is the continuity status quo more of the same. this is a year in which people want change. so if you're a democrat, the only way to win then, you have an unpopular candidate whose political skills are not that great, the only way to go out is to eradiate the other guy. remember last week the media was saying it was a dark, negative -- >> yeah. >> grim, because there was this much volume of anti-clinton. this week it's this much volume of anti-trump. let's see if the mainstream media has the same kind of headlines. >> you were talking about barack obama essentially revealing if she's elected it's a third term of his presidency. here he is talking about the accomplishments.

>> now, a lot has happened over the years. through diplomacy, we shut down iran's nuclear weapons program. we brought more of our troops home to their families. and we delivered justice to osama bin laden. she was doing everything i was doing, but just like ginger roger it was backwards in heels. we're not done perfecting our union and there's only one candidate who believes in that future. the next president of the united states, hillary clinton! >> okay, so he was listing his accomplishments. if you want more of that, vote for her. >> if you want that change. i think karl is right. >> change. >> change election. >> what change? >> which direction do you want to go? trump tends to want to go back to some other time. >> but if you vote for her, you're staying in the same lane, aren't you? >> what's so amazing on the republican attacks, obama

radically changed the country, but we have to stop that change at all costs. then at the same time, say she's going to be the status quo. it doesn't work that way. >> well, the status quo is big government, high taxes. >> it's about -- >> there are four pair graves. first paragraph was the economy is really good under me. well, the american people don't perceive that. and the second paragraph, i did obamacare, how unpopular is that law? and a third paragraph, oh, we're taking care of student loans. record student loan debt. we helped to protect consumers. 9 million lost their vek checking account. the next one is the world is a great world, there's peace and security across the world. really? >> the best speech from bloomberg -- >> speaking of mayors. >> rudy giuliani. two on one. >> do you know they excluded the philadelphia police from the

convention? did you see uniformed police officer at that convention? >> talking about that -- >> inside the hall. >> okay. that would have meant we were inside. yeah. >> absolutely. >> you know what? we're going to talk about this when you're on in about two minutes. >> yeah. we'll break into your segment too. >> karl -- >> they told me to do it. >> joe, thank you very much. real pleasure. >> take it outside, guys. >> i wouldn't have done it except they told me to do it. >> democrats made sure to honor the family members of african-americans killed in high profile police shootings but their salute to cops turned into the anti-gun sermon. we'll play some of that. rudy giuliani is going to have plenty to say about that. he's on deck and we'll turn on his mike in a moment. everything you're good at now,

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♪ ♪ i'm lonely we have been here in philly all week so we hit the streets to see what the democrats are wearing. there's some anti-hillary stuff. here's some pro bernie stuff. bernie t-shirt. i believe in a society where all people will do well. bernie sanders, 2016. >> what about this one? >> let's see. oh, bill for first gentleman. >> bill for first gentleman. >> this is someone who's had enough of hillary clinton because on the back it says enough. hillary clinton's scandal tour and it has the dates of all the scandals. >> if you come down to philly for the affordable price in two days it will be more affordable. rudy giuliani is here. he walked in on the last segment. he has a lot to say in this segment. i happen know that the trump

people are counting on you to do do a lot of work over the next three months. welcome back to the set. >> glad to be here here in this foreign setting. >> what do you mean the foreign setting? >> maybe philadelphia is my second or third favorite city after new york. >> you told us something that i found stunning. >> absolutely true. there was not a uniformed police officer allowed on the convention floor. >> why? >> i was told that by four high-ranking philadelphia police officers, two of whom i know for a long time. i walked the floor two nights. i couldn't find a single uniformed police officer. go look at your footage. you find me a uniform. hillary clinton didn't want uniformed police officers on the convention floor. secret service, dressed like this. okay. no uniform. which might explain why when kaine said semper fi, you basically got -- um -- and the fact that the first night they didn't have an american flag out. they had to go find -- they had

to find an american -- had to find an american flag. >> that's never been the case before in the past. >> you know who -- >> first of all, if i were the mayor of this city, i wouldn't have allowed you to have the convention if i didn't have my cops on the floor. suppose somebody got shot or killed? and my cops are not going to be there? and if you want an anti-police convention, this is the most anti-police, anti-law enforcement convention i have ever seen in my whole life. >> well, to your point about there were no american flags, in the beginning, that's absolutely correct. ainsley and i heard last night because tucker carlson was talking to some of the daily caller people, over at city hall, they had the flags on city hall on like monday. hey, we need some big flags let's take them down. so reportedly they took them from city hall. >> you can hardly find the flags when they were up. they're way in the corner. gee, we don't want somebody to see the american flag and no

uniformed police because it might annoy the people at the convention? >> that's stunning. >> if you're an officer or parents of an officer, you know which party is for law and order and which one isn't. they have made your choice for you. meanwhile, leon panetta was at the podium yesterday around he's been a critic of barack obama and the big book he wrote big time, but yet, he says that hillary clinton is determined to go after isis and then gets shut down by chants in the back against leon panetta. listen to the no more war chants. >> no more war! no more war! >> what's your reaction? >> my reaction is, i have a friend who's now deceased who was a judge in philadelphia. he used to tell me every once in a while i don't know why i'm a

republican. i get annoyed at the party. then i watch a democratic convention and i say to myself, now i know why i'm a republican. that guy should become a republican. >> leon panetta was a republican. >> well, he should come back. >> they are at war with us. those people are so stupid it's ridiculous. the president of france two days ago when the priest was beheaded about which they said nothing at the convention for which they should really apologize to the catholic church and every christian. >> well, you know, that -- >> the president of france said islamic extremism terrorism is at war with us. we must be at war with them. so those idiots are yelling and screaming that they're going to be at war with us, and we're going to sit back and just let them kill us. like in orlando and in san bernardino and nice and four -- >> they think we deserve it. they think we deserve it. >> i wonder if tonight when hillary clinton goes and speaks

those same people who are saying no more war are going to chant that, because remember she voted for the war in iraq. >> then she was against it. >> rudy, you mentioned that they didn't want police officers there on the floor of the dnc. did you see the trump rally yesterday? you were in scranton with donald trump. people were walking out of that rally and shaking hands with all of the police officers that were there. to protect them. >> this is not meant to self-aggrandize, but i can't walk three steps without a police officer asking for a picture. bill o'reilly asked me last night how am i being treat at the democratic convention. i said i'm being treated terrific, but nobody will come near me because i have ten cops around me. everywhere i go. i would like to point out that hillary clinton hasn't had a press conference since december 4th, 2015. >> donald trump had three yesterday. >> he has one a day. what kind of -- what kind of president do we want? one like the one we have now? no press conference for 13 months. or do we want a transparent president who will communicate

with quus? >> well, speaking of the police officers, the dnc did honor slain police officers last night, but charles ramsey, the top cop, turned it into the anti-gun pitch. listen to the very ending. >> and an entire nation mourned eight more. after 47 years in law enforcement, in chicago, washington, d.c., and philadelphia, i have mourned far too many officers killed by guns. >> far too many officers killed by guns. >> well, i have mourned many police officers killed in many different ways including my cousin. and the reality is that gun control has nothing to do with that. >> what is he doing saying that? >> explain to me why people are killed in chicago 3 1/2 times per capita more than new york when we have the same gun control? what about all of the murders in europe?

what about all the murders in germany? >> what about the stabbings? what about the -- in germany, they get -- a guy with a machete gets on and an ax. there was a guy who got his head chopped off not with a gun. >> the thing that connects the priest being beheaded in france and orlando is islamic terrorism. not gun control. >> i want to the you a quick question about -- to ask you a quick question about donald trump. on the stump -- i have been to three rallies. i have never seen such improvement and i have also outside of the sporting event never have felt the emotion at an event as i saw yesterday in scranton. you have been through it all in your career. you have been up, down, big rallies, small rallies. am i -- >> no, no. >> there's something going on? >> absolutely. inside and outside. what you saw last night was the insiders' fantasy. it was fantasy land. they didn't talk about one world problem. they didn't talk about all the

killings in germany. the priests who was beheaded. >> the $19 trillion debt. >> how about the extraordinary thing that happened in baltimore yesterday where the case against all the police officers, all dropped. that hillary clinton pronounced them guilty the first day she gave a speech for president. she announced they were guilty before they were found not guilty. >> they dismissed all the charges. >> she's supposed to be a lawyer which may be the reason she failed the bar exam the first time. this may have been the question she got wrong. you're presumed innocent in america even if you're a police officer. >> as a lovely parting gift i'll give you this swag, the secret service wiper. >> i thought it was hillary failed the bar the first time. let's go over to heather with the news. spoiling the love fest at night three, the donors are trying to get favors in return for the

contributors. one woman said i'm curious about what you're doing about bernie sanders. i'm on a fixed income. i spent over $300 donated to hillary. what i see is the dnc bending over backwards for bernie. an nfl hall of famer bitten by a shark. warren sapp was out trying to catch some lobster about six miles off marathon key, in the florida keys. he was grabbing a lobster when a four-foot shark bit him on the arm. that didn't stop him. he went right back to fishing. the sharks hang around the lobster holes because they can eat them too. three kilos of cocaine found on two separate jetblue planes in florida. maintenance crews found them stashed in the walls under the wings of both planes. one plane had flown to new york from the dominican republic. have you seen this video? a massive light streaking across the sky and people sort of freaking out.

look at that right there. what is that thing? the fireball spotted across the western united states. well, it turns out to be a chinese rocket falling toward the earth. it will burn up we're told before it actually reaches the ground. chinese rocket. what do you think of that? those are your headlines. see you back here in 20 minutes. >> that would freak anybody out. >> nervous. >> thank you. all right. coming up on a thursday, which states does donald trump need to win the white house? larry sabato, doctor from uva, takes clayton on a swing state tour with his crystal ball on the floor here of the dnc. nexium 24hr is now the #1 choice of doctors and pharmacists for their own frequent heartburn. for complete protection all day and night make nexium 24hr your #1 choice.

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donald trump stealing the dnc's thunder, demolishing the traditional convention strategy. >> indeed, the republican nominee dominating the headlines by firing back at president obama on tv and on twitter. >> that's part of the reason why john roberts gets no sleep. fox news national correspond end john roberts thought he'd have an easy week. what happened to tradition? you could have met your family again, you would have unwound, take a long showers. can't happen. >> reporter: yeah. you know, sleep is for the weak. that's what we like to say. we're back in iowa, this is very disorienting because i'm in iowa, covering politics. and my face isn't frozen. it's confusing. trump back to caucus and he has two events here, one in davenport, another one in cedar rapids and and he'll try to dominate the headlines like yesterday.

he was on every network for more than an hour. he got more air time than hillary clinton yesterday, and he seemed to encourage russia to hack into computers here in the united states and find hillary clinton's e-mails. yesterday afternoon, in scranton, he told you, brian, hey, i was only being sarcastic. here is trump. >> first of all -- of course i'm being sarcastic. they don't know if it's russia. who knows who it is, if it's russia or china. you have 33,000 e-mails deleted. the real problem is what was said on those e-mails from the democratic national committee. >> reporter: so there you hear from donald trump. he said he was being sarcastic when he appeared to encourage russia to hack into u.s. e-mail servers. today donald trump on the stump is going to be looking ahead to hillary clinton's speech tonight, trying to tie her to the obama administration's full record for the past eight years saying she owns the down turns that happened during that time. he's also hitting her on trade and will again today.

this after virginia governor terry mcauliffe said that she will eventually come around to supporting the transpacific partnership deal. >> as soon as she gets elected she will sign it and terry mcauliffe said that. now he took it back oh, oh, i was only kidding. right? it would be a disaster for ohio. it would be a disaster for toledo. we can't let it happen. and the one way you know it's noting to happen is to elect donald trump. >> reporter: trump there in toledo. look at these pictures something really interesting happened after the rally, trump supporters lined up to shake hands with police officers who had spent hours in the heat protecting them, all the while black lives matter and trump protesters were screaming in their faces. so that's the way they thank the police there in toledo. just before we go, i have to say something. you know, the nickname of iowa is the hawkeye state. but seriously, brian, ainsley, steve, they need to change that nickname to the hayfever state.

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strawberry cheesecake. i want to bring in the doughnut chef, matt fine. >> good morning. >> tell us how this works, and going into why this is so unique? >> all right. so we do doughnuts and fried chicken here. cake doughnuts. they start here on this doughnut robot. we make the batter from scratch every day, we load it here into the hopper, flip the machine on and it does the rest. drops the doughnut here and it takes a ride in the hot oil. >> after it takes a ride, they're hot and ready. what are these? >> these are our house-made sugar flavors. we have cinnamon, and a vanilla space with real beans. >> can we shake it out? >> absolutely. give it a shake. >> you said this is the only place in philadelphia to get made to order doughnuts. we do it on both? >> yeah, go for it. >> shake shake shake. all right. we have to get the glaze on. >> got to get the glaze on. come over here, we'll -- we're going to glaze a separate tray

doughnut right here. put them right there. this is our butter pecan glaze. butter pecan fancy. >> i want to make sure we get to the fried chicken too. >> so we'll take it and dip it right in. right off like that. >> then finally to the fried chicken over here. >> coming up, fried chicken. >> steal one of these as we go. >> for sure. for sure. >> we have our -- >> this has been cooking for four minutes. fry it two times? >> that is correct. it gets fried once, set the crust and then we fry it again to order, make it super crispy. >> as we toss back to brian, ainsley, you get a few different glazes to choose from. honey garlic or sweet soy or do

the buttermilk ranch. >> or the coconut curry. >> sharing and caring -- i love you so much. >> anna, thank you so much for sharing it with us. >> the chicken is fantastic. very tasty. now the doughnuts. together, finally. >> hey, up next, while we eat, more on the one-on-one interview with donald trump. you won't see it anywhere else. guys, i've got this done with two seconds left. a bayer aspirin regimen is one of those steps in helping prevent another stroke. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen.

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hillary clinton to serve as president of the united states of america. >> believe me. believe me. believe me. ♪ ♪ don't need nothing but a good time ♪ ♪ how can i resist >> day four, brian, of the dnc. see the white tent down to our right on the bottom? >> what are you talking about? all right. there are a lot of white tents. >> i know. the one on the far right in the back. that's where we are. >> when the sun set yesterday, there was one theme throughout. if you have some time, elect hillary clinton, because barack obama wants a third term. >> sure. >> he feels as though hillary clinton will do that. the problem is though, guys, their theme has changed. how can you change when you're saying give us more of the same? can't have it both ways. >> but if you were listens last night, so many protesters who were -- you know, not booing, but they caused tim kaine, leon

panetta, somebody else, even during barack obama at certain points where they were -- they were concerned about the tpp. the trade deals. so to some it looks like, okay, that's just a warning shot to hillary clinton. you have been pulled so far to the left by bernie sanders, don't go to the middle or you're going to lose all of the sanders people which numbers 10, 15, 20 million people. >> there was some yelling in the middle of the obama speech. i never got to the bottom of that because i heard -- >> tpp. >> right. i heard those people just taped their mouths shut. which is fantastic if you're 4 or 5 years old. it might be a little exercise for you. unbelievable. think about it. throughout the whole process has been one constant. the sanders people caused disruption at the trump rallies and they're causing disruption at the dnc rallies even though their fearless leader has acquiesced. >> and barack obama spoke last night. he was going after trump and normally when it's your last convention, you normally talk --

you thank the voters. you thank the people. you rally the troops. you don't go after your opponent. >> it didn't seem right. >> but you know when you talk about disruption, for yesterday, the biggest disruption for the dnc was donald trump. donald trump gave three press conferences in three different states. he wound up changing the narrative. there he is. he was at doral in florida. he was in toledo, he was with brian. you're going to hear brian's interview with him from scranton coming up in a minute. i thought he was going there for joe biden. >> i thought i'd have a chance to see steve carell. >> well, rudy giuliani he said the last press conference that hillary clinton had was december 4th, 2015. and donald trump had three of them yesterday in one day. >> but there's a risk with that. >> there is. >> when you're in an unscripted situation you can make news the wrong way. >> right. well, to sum up everything that happened last night for more on the best of last night's mud

slinging we have doug mckelway live. >> he's our tough mudder. >> reporter: hey, ainsley. as you have been pointing out, the dnc is trying to put a lid on some of the divisions here, trying to silence the protests from within the arena in various ways and in the podium itself it might be described as a love fest and perhaps a hate fest. love for the democratic nominee who made an unexpected appearance on the stage last night, coming out the hug the sitting president after his remarks. a symbolic gesture of continuity that the president would be her -- her presidency would be a third obama term. then a bit of hate fest as i said for the republican nominee, donald trump who took tremendous incoming fire from the three heavy hitters in the democratic party. from vice presidential nominee, tim kaine and joe biden and the president himself. here's a brief sample. >> he has no clue about what makes america great. actually, he has no clue period. >> our power doesn't come from

some self-declared savior. we don't look to be ruled. donald trump will lose. >> reporter: now, i know he had the three press conferences yesterday, but trump was unusually quiet during the speeches himself on twitter. he's never one to take this kind of attack sitting down so look for him to fire back at a -- in a big way in the coming days. day four of the convention now culminates with hillary's acceptance speech and then it shuts down and moves on to the general election come november. nobody is going to be happier to see this convention move on than the people who live adjacent to the wells fargo center who told the philadelphia enquirer, they are sick and tired of the noise, the traffic and the vandalism and the nudity. a lot of them have been tromping around marconi park sans clothing. there's a stop and frisk law in

philadelphia. what might put an end to it better than anything is the prospect of frisking some of those nude people. >> brian says get dressed every day. >> and the hard thing -- thanks a lot, doug. when you go through the metal detector naked, it still goes off. [ laughter ] what are you patting down then? >> oh, gosh. >> a hip replacement or something. >> a good point, steve. >> my mind was going somewhere else, we won't mention that. so the interesting thing about this -- the dnc, you know, remember during the primaries, they kept saying -- democrats kept saying we won't stoop to donald trump's level, he's making fun of people, we won't do that. well, tim kaine was mocking donald trump last night. the dnc mentioned trump in the last three days 332 times. the rnc over the course of three days mentioned hillary 203 times. >> you know what that says? it says maybe the democrats are really freaked out about donald trump winning. i mean, you look at the real clear politics average polls, donald trump is leading. then you look at that poll that came out of california

yesterday, a nationwide poll, trump is up by seven. how did that happen? >> it's pretty -- on the average now he's up as you mentioned, steve. so yesterday, i asked him first off, how do you feel about being attacked every single day, every different way? listen. >> so donald trump, you packed this arena in pennsylvania. there's a sense in that room that for the first time in a long time a republican can win this state. >> well, i think we're going to win it. it's a great state. the miners are out of business, the gas is being regulated to the people they can't produce. we have so many problems in pennsylvania. we're going to put the miners back to work. we're going to put the steelworkers back to work, we'll bring jobs back to pennsylvania. >> how hard is it to watch speech after speech, the only thing that's constant is personal hits on you. you watch and take it in. how hard is that? >> well, they don't all hit me, but some of them do. they try to hit you as hard as

possible and it's mostly false stuff. i get it, it's the way it goes. it's called politics. they're doing their thing, they're trying to win. they're trying to justify eight years of horror. >> so you're not taking it personally? >> i guess it take it a little personally. but you can't let it get you down. >> one line is getting a lot of press. you said -- >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> i'm being sarcastic -- >> well -- >> of course i'm being sarcastic. they don't know if it's russia. they have no idea if it's russia or china or somebody else. but you have 33,000 e-mails deleted and the real problem is what was said on those e-mails from the democratic national committee. you take a look at what was said on the e-mails it was disgraceful. it's disgraceful. they talk about religion, they talk about race. they talk about all sorts of things including women and what they said on those e-mails is a disgrace. and they're just trying to deflect from that. absolutely.

>> so then jake sullivan weighs in and said this is first final that a major presidential candidate has actively asked a foreign power to conduct espionage -- >> i didn't encourage them. it was said with sarcasm. i don't know who has them. i don't know. it's sad that a foreign country disrespects us so much that they would do that. >> when you look at vladimir putin, you said he was a great leader -- >> no, i said he's a better leader than obama. a better leader than obama. obama is not a leader, he's doing a better job. you have to understand, putin -- if we can get along with russia that's a good thing, not a bad thing. we don't get along with russia. >> but we have a criteria, so if they're going to invade the ukraine, buzz our ships that they're doing right now, and -- >> you know why? you know why they're doing that?

because they have no respect for our leader. that's why they do it. they have no respect -- >> would they do that with you in office? >> i don't think they'd be doing that for one minute. >> because? >> because i think they'll respect me. they don't respect president obama. >> will you answer with force? >> i'm not going to tell you what i'd do? isn't that crazy i'd tell you what i'd do? you react at the time. they said we'll do this, we'll attack here, send this many men. no no. you have to keep it a little bit secret. got to keep it a little bit secret. you have to have it to yourself a little bit. >> lastly, a personal question. how hard was it if at all as a parent to watch your kids? >> i was so proud of my kids and my family, the way they got up at that unbelievable moment and made these incredible speeches. >> i loved and respected him. >> you're my hero. my mentor. my best friend. >> and i love him with all of my heart. >> you don't get choked up with

something like that? >> i don't know. >> you don't want to show -- >> i know, i was so proud of them. maybe i don't get choked up for that reason. i have a wonderful family, wonderful business. i don't need to do this. i'm getting to know the american people, they're amazing people and they're tired of being pushed around. they're tired of working harder than 18 years ago and making less money. it's an incredible, beautiful movement. make america great again and we'll make america safe again. >> you know, brian, excellent piece. brian was in the car five hours yesterday to get that. you really see the difference between last week's convention in cleveland and this week's. this week, hillary clinton has called on a number of hollywood friends to provide some star power, but last week the star power was donald trump's own family. ad no idea for the f the park most part. i went to the rally, and the one on long island.

it was concise. >> look at that, packed house. >> there you see 1,000 people, 500 to 1,000 outside. 3,000 on tin side. just listen to it. bring up the sound when he speaks, just before he got out there was a pulse to it. when he speaks they went crazy. >> speaking right there, brian. what were the -- who was there in the crowd? >> these were -- to me, scranton is known as a pretty blue area. however, the people came from the surrounding areas to go there. and they're "fox & friends" viewers. number one. number two, they wanted to see him and they wanted to let him know they support him and the thing that got the biggest applause was the wall. it turn out that pennsylvania is losing a lot of jobs to trade and illegal immigrants. that's how they feel about it. they think as though every time they bring it up, they have been marginalized as, you know, being anti-immigrant. and they're tired of people being politically correct. >> a lot of steelworker, miners here. we know what hillary clinton said about the miners.

wanted to shut it down. >> he's saying the opposite. he's able to use a lot of the dnc for his material. >> great. coming up the attack against the priest in france has many of you asking could that happen here? pete hegseth spent yesterday at a church talking to a priest and he's here next with the report. if you want to know what we do when we're not working at the tv desk, take a look what happened when we hit the town on that thing with ben franklin. [ tires screech ] ♪ flo: [ ghost voice ] oooo! [ laughs ] jaaaaamie, the name your price tool can show you coverage options to fit your budget. tell me something i don't know -- oh-- ohhh! she slimed me. which i probably should've seen coming. [ laughs ]

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gear up for school. gear up for great. this thursday morning, pope francis responding to the beheading of a french priest by isis militants saying the world is at war, but he says it's not about religion because all religions want peace. he says, quote, it's the others who want war. >> and despite daily terror attacks, the threat of isis has largely been ignored here at the dnc. >> so fox news contributor pete hegseth is here. his assignment, get the reaction. >> we went to the catholic

church and spoke to father tom higgins and asked him, as someone who stands at the pulpit, what an event like that means, we asked him hey, we are a facing a radical threat, should we name it, and this is what father tom had to say. >> call it what it is -- radical isis, radical islam. it's something that exists as i said earlier as a philosophy more than a state or a country. and how do you confront it is something that i think we're still grappling with, peter. i honestly don't think our political leaders, our military leaders really know how to confront it. nor do our church leaders. >> and it's tough -- we're still wrapping our brains around it as a country. our political leaders aren't addressing it and religious leaders are trying to figure out how to talk about it in that context. >> does he want the church to do more? >> i think so. he acknowledges that christians are being persecuted around the world. >> i like to think our holy father, pope francis is doing

what he can to acknowledge t the -- the persecution that christians are feeling and that are experiencing. but he's one person and what about the rest of us, especially our christian leaders and our political leaders. yes, we should be raising the rooftops and i think to acknowledge what's going on in these countries and to challenge the rest of the world to stand up against the violence. >> yeah. in the other countries. pete, i remember when you were in iraq, you tell a story about how muslims actually protected some christian churches because they understood what was at -- at peril. >> i went in eastern baghdad, to st. john's church. it was surreal. when al qaeda had taken over baghdad, they persecuted a lot of christians but when we created peace in baghdad muslims were proud because they reopened that church.

i was there when it was reopened and guarded by iraqis. there were people who want to live peacefully together and not isis and until we call that out, we'll get more of it. >> they're being persecuted in -- >> we can see it here and this father spoke to it yesterday. >> but no reaction in this country. >> of course not. >> all right, pete, thanks for making the trip up to north philly. >> you got it. meanwhile, which states are must win for donald trump? dr. larry sabato takes a quick tour around the floor with clayton with the swing states. he's got his famous crystal ball coming up. want to see what else we are up to in philly? see what happens when they hit the town. just a bunch of feet and a bunch of pedals and a lot of pride. >> and ben franklin. >> ben.

good morning. welcome back to "fox & friends." 24 minutes after the hour. some breaking news right now. german chancellor merkel fiercely defending her open door policy with refugees as germans revolt against it. the chancellor taking a break from her vacation to talk to the press after four terror attacks take place in one week. she let in 1 million over the past year. a former gitmo prisoner who went missing has resurfaced. abu dhiab was one of six

terrorists that president obama released who had proven ties to al qaeda. he disappeared near the border with brazil and that raised a lot of concerns that he may have been planning an attack at the olympics in rio. more than 200 prisoners released from gitmo have returned to terror. those are your headlines. see you back here shortly. ainsley and steve? >> all right. thank you, heather. well, as we inch closer and closer to november, november 8th, specifically, where do the crucial swing states stand? >> don't ask me. let's talk to clayton morris, "fox and friends weekend" co-host. he went to find out. >> that's right, guys. yeah, i'm in the middle of the swing states right now. pennsylvania, ohio, florida. i caught up with the director of the politics at the university of virginia, larry sabato. we discussed it, take a look. let's start with the big boy, 29 delegates the state of sunshine, florida.

where does the race stand right now? >> it's got to be very competitive. it is now and will be at the end. look, this is the state that three out of the last four elections has really been the last one decided. 2000 we all remember. and for barack obama though he carried florida twice, it was his closest state along with north carolina. ♪ >> all right. here we are in the buckeye state, ohio. how important is ohio? can trump do it? >> ohio must go republican for trump to win. and he's got a lot of work to do there partly because governor kasich is cooperating. >> he doesn't think that trump can win ohio. do you buy that? >> well, that's what he says. and the election is november 8th. if trump gets enough of the base out, he can win ohio. the votes are there. >> do you think pennsylvania will be the state to watch? >> well, it's going to be one of two or three i'll be watching. if trump makes a breakthrough there he's got a real chance to win. if in october we find that the

normal democratic tendencies with pennsylvania are asserting themselves obviously not. >> here we are in virginia. 13 delegates up for grabs. we have tim kaine on the ticket. is that going to be a hillary territory? >> it looks like it. kaine himself is probably going to add two or three percentage points for the democrats. that's what a home state republican or republican can do for the ticket. i think probably these 13 electoral state goes democratic. >> we are not rocky mountain high at the moment, but we are taking a break in colorado. where would it fall today, hillary or trump? >> it would be hillary. this is a state where the hispanic vote has grown substantially even in the last four years and most of the polls, public and private, have leaned to her so heavily. she is withdrawing tv advertising from here. >> what other states does he absolutely have to win in order to seal the deal? >> well, he could do it two ways. he can win ohio, pennsylvania

and florida. and that's 273 electoral votes with the romney states. or he can go straight rust belt. again, pennsylvania, ohio, but add michigan and wisconsin. that's exactly 270 electoral votes. >> if there is an upset on the clinton side, it might be arizona. >> why? >> well, because of the growing hispanic vote there. that's what we're looking at all across the west. colorado, nevada, arizona and it's something that trump needs to focus on in the fall. >> great larry sabato, walking the floor of the convention center here in philadelphia. thanks, larry. >> thanks. >> larry always so great with his analysis. all eyes on pennsylvania where you saw brian interviewing trump up there in scranton. just shows you how important trump thinks pennsylvania is. back to you. >> indeed it is. >> all right. thank you. coming up on a thursday, democrats barely talked about terror at the dnc and when they did, this happened.

[ crowd chants no more war ] >> well, no more war. aren't liberals taking our national security seriously? tucker carlson and geraldo rivera are already arguing a ebb it -- about it. and they join us live from philly next.

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then he got shut down with chants of no more war. a lot of people don't like war in the dnc. >> does anyone like war? or is it -- >> i do. >> you do not. i know you're kidding. geraldo rivera is here and tucker carlson is here. let's talk about that response that took place. i'm stunned by that. that's a democrat, former secretary of defense, cia director, trying to get a message off which is pro american. he's getting shouted down. >> but brian, you have to remember that the democratic party particularly in the modern era has been on the record as being against the war and in the '60s most of the demonstrators during the draft era were against the war in vietnam. you know, you have bernie sanders and that whole progressive wing of the party energized. i'm not surprised at all. the challenge will be now for hillary clinton to convince the american people she would be a better commander in chief to

eliminate the terrorist threats than donald trump will be. >> tucker, you were there, what was your reaction? >> one of irony. i think panetta is a reasonable guy. leaving that aside, this is hillary clinton's convention. she's never seen a war she didn't start. she almost started a war in libya for no apparent reason. she's running against donald trump who has explicitly opposed the war. so trump is closer to these people than her and yet they support her. it's so strange to me. >> and what got barack obama elected is the iraq war, which hillary clinton voted for. >> and significantly she learned no lesson from it. you can't have pushed for the killing of moammar gadhafi as she did if you paid attention to what happened in iraq. killing a secular dictator, making room for crazies, she

embedded that. >> this is interesting this is an substantive argument that all of us can agree she has real vulnerability about losing north africa, including libya. for me, it is a tragedy that republican operatives spend so much time obsessing about things irrelevant in my view, like the e-mails and keep flogging benghazi when they have a real issue here -- >> they have two. >> of a part of the world -- >> you can say what do you do domestically and what is your foreign policy? you can do both, geraldo. >> it is an exhaustion. you have so much energy, brian, it seems to me. you're peopling to the middle of the country now. where are they going to go? going for trump or clinton? going to take clinton who has tucker says who invades everything and always. or going to take trump who suggests he's going to wipe out isis somehow without getting further embroiled in foreign interventions? people have to make a choice which commander in chief they want and it's not on these as

bernie sanders said the stupid e-mails. >> i haven't had enough sleep because i agree -- that's one of the best information i have heard. they wasted energy on peripheral issues when they should have got to the point which is the core question of her tenure as secretary of state. she failed and made the world much less safe. >> you were in benghazi, you knew that gadhafi's people were about to steam roll -- >> no doubt about it. -- killed in libya. i saw how radicalized and mismanaged and disorganized and self-serving and criminal the factions we were supporting that we later relied on to protect our consulate in benghazi, by the way. i saw it, we reported it here. people didn't pay attention but she was in office when she was going to hell in the hand basket. that should be the thrust, trump

should talk about it every day. he spends the first three sentences talking about e-mail, i didn't mean that about the russians, then one sentence at the end of it, by the way, she lost north africa. let's talk about what counts to the people. >> some other big stories, prosecutors dropping the remaining charges against those three baltimore police officers in the freddie gray case, and remember when hillary clinton first heard about this, people were saying that these officers were guilty. this is the tweet she said, tonight i'm praying for peace and safety for all in baltimore and for freddie gray's family. his death is a tragedy. that demands answers. so many people here are asking, is she going to tweet now that these officers, they're off, is she going to tweet something saying she jumped to conclusions? >> two quick observations. number one, this was a grotesquely political prosecution of the police

officers from the get go. they never had a possible way to prove a case that any of these cops was criminally liable for the death of this poor man, freddie gray. she made the announcement of those arrests, i was there, she made the announcements of the six officers, three black by the way, their arrests to quell the civic disturbance in baltimore and they gave 6.4 million in cash to freddie gray's family they did everything to show they despised the cop, they had no proof. it was a pure political play whether hillary clinton has any culpability i think that's kind of a stretch. >> but i would say this. the court system worked didn't it? they exonerated -- >> this is not a stretch. this is a fiesta of racial demagoguery in my opinion the last three days here in philadelphia. here's the bottom line. when people have power, they tend to abuse it. that goes for police officers. but it doubly goes for prosecutors and for politicians.

if you're worried about the abuse of cops to innocent people, you should be worried about the prosecutors like the one we saw in baltimore or politicians like hillary clinton who use this for political gain and it hurts people unfairly. >> but you don't have cops who have power have the badge and abuse it? >> no. i think cops are great. i'm not attacking cops. >> we love cops, but they're not all great. >> i'm not concerned -- prosecutors have way more power than any cop have. look at them. >> one cautionary note -- when politics intervenes with law and order, you get a breakdown of law and order as we saw in baltimore, one person a day has been murdered since freddie gray. it's a wildly disproportionate increase in homicides. there's an absolute wall between the blue and the black, that's a cop -- >> geraldo, you're out of control this morning. it's unbelievable! >> geraldo, tucker -- >> it's the oatmeal. >> in a minute, we're going to get on a bike. not kidding. go through downtown with ben

franklin. but in the meantime, let's go over to heather with the headlines. >> a fiesta -- that was a great line. right here from the dnc a disgusting act backfiring on a protester, lighting himself on fire while trying to dance on the burning american flag. watch. >> what are you doing? >> well, that protester then drops to the ground and then rolls into the crowd trying to put out the flames. then also, in philadelphia, bernie supporter susan sarandon not letting up. she held her own protest in philadelphia alongside other celebrities including danny glover and rosario dawson. she's still supporting bernie. well, the pope takes a tumble in front of millions of people on live television, right before celebrating a mass in poland. the 79-year-old pontiff was

walking to the altar when he fell. he has sciatica, which affects his legs and his back. he was quickly helped to his feet and he continued the mass as celebrated world -- celebrating world youth day. this video will give you the chills. a hooded intruder captured on home security footage while a couple sleeps on the couch below. you can see the suspect at the top of the stairs. he stared at them for 15 minutes and the woman couldn't find her purse, and that prompted her to check out the security video at her home. nothing else was taken. those are your headlines. see you back here. >> unbelievable. >> that is freaky. >> yeah. >> thanks, guys. >> that was an intruder? >> yeah. oh. >> that would freak me out. >> absolutely. >> staring at you while you slept. the mainstream media went nuts when trump said this. >> you know, if you're listening, russia, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing.

>> he was addressing that to russia. he now says, look, come on, i was joking. he was being sarcastic. what do you think about this? that's coming up next on the dials. do you know what we have been doing? during our free time here in philly, there it is. find out what happens when we hit the town on that thing. whatever it is called. what's it called, steve? >> the red rider. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information

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partner at maslansky & partners and she put yesterday's speeches to the dial test. good to see you again. >> great to be here. >> let's talk about donald trump because he had three different rallies yesterday. lots of people showed up. he was calling on russia to hack into hillary clinton's e-mail server to find the missing e-mails. listen to this and watch the dials. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. i think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press. let's see if that happens. that'll be next. >> lee, do peopl like it? >> the republicans were fine with it. they give it a "b." independents a "c" and democrats an "f." the democrats felt it was giving -- that the republicans were talking about the e-mails again. different reaction. >> he did address the fact that hillary could be the first female president. he said he's in favor of that,

but doesn't want her to become the female president. listen to this and watch the dials here. >> madam president, oh, i don't want to hear that. i do want to hear it eventually because i want to see a woman become president, but it can't be her. she's a disaster. she's a disaster. she'll set you back a long way, women, if that happens. it will be a long way before it happens again. you better be careful what you wish for. >> lee? >> oh, boy. so republicans loved it. they gave it an "a," they're all for an american president, but not for hillary clinton. independents, b-minus and democrats an "f." they don't like him taking down hillary clinton, but overall, it was -- it was interesting how folks reacted there. >> the independents, the dial went up. they agreed with the republicans there. >> they did. >> it seemed -- that seems to be the trend that's going on.

more and more, well, not even more and more. independents are tracking with the republicans. >> how do you do the polls? >> we record them and send them and they react online. >> we love spending the week with you, so interesting. thank you. coming up, when we're not working we are pedaling. put the pedal to the metal. what we did in our down time yesterday. who we ran into. but first, let's check in with bill and martha. >> hello, a good workout. >> i haven't seen ben franklin anywhere. have you? >> no, not yet. you can work off the cheesesteak with that bike. how are you? >> i'm doing great. i'm seeing daylight at the end of the road trip here. we'll talk to some folks who are close to hillary clinton to figure out what her closing argument is tonight here in philadelphia. >> big, big night for hillary clinton and she will have to rise to the occasion. will she be able to do it?

and donald trump is in high gear, three rallies yesterday. what does he have planned for today? bill and i will see you at the top of the hour here in philadelphia.

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okay, so yesterday was -- while brian was on the trump train in scranton, we were actually on the big red pedal tour with the best benjamin franklin i have ever seen in -- >> wow. all these people? >> all of us. we missed you. >> what was it like? >> it was a lot of fun. >> it was a lot of work. >> right. >> watch this. >> right. >> moon shining it. >> no doubt about it. >> toss to the package, geraldo. >> all right, my friends. off we go. ♪

>> you can control the horn. >> let's go! >> we are all pedaling, except you. >> why didn't we get a skinnier founding father? >> amen, brother. >> how much further? it's a hundred degrees out here. >> it is. geraldo says this was fun. >> right over here it's betsy ross' house. >> they're rich and they're famous and powerful. betsy ross is an ordinary, average woman whose story has survive. >> so she was no colonial kardashian? >> let me stop them. all right. everyone, at your leisure. >> when benjamin franklin stops traffic for you. >> philadelphia houses are built -- >> kind of like the bernie/hillary tension or a different kind of tension? >> i'm not sure what you mean. >> is this thing on?

>> hey, do you have a message for ben franklin? >> yeah. america's first weatherman. >> you guys went to school together, didn't you? >> let's go, let's go, everybody. >> start to pedal. >> i lost my phone. >> i'll go get it. >> direct descendant of ben franklin that's still around? >> barbara eden from "i dream of genie." >> do we have to tip? i left my wallet back at the hotel. >> is this the men's room? >> no, i invented it. >> it couldn't be used as a men's room? >> you go anywhere you need to go. we have chamber pots. >> no. >> try to get in. >> this is how you get in. >> can i do a selfie? >> benjamin franklin knows what

a selfie is? of course he does. >> did you discover the selfie? ♪ >> the three of us are -- >> we're pedaling. >> pedaling. i look down o -- >> we got you, clayton. we'll carry you through. >> alexander hamilton. alexander hamilton. >> george hamilton. >> pedal, pedal, pedal power. pedal power. this is the fastest tour i have ever done. >> big ben. >> let's go to the bar. >> thank you, big red pedal tour and al roker for dropping by. >> we missed you, brian. it was fun. >> it was fun. >> totally random. >> what was it like sweating so close to each other? >> it was a lot of pedaling,

brian. >> you did not -- you did nothing. >> he did, drops of his sweat landed on me. >> we did that. we went out to have a few beers together and we had dinner together at the italian restaurant. >> tucker was sitting in the sun the whole time. >> i was. i was. shouting -- >> yeah. griswold. >> glad we could share that. we have more show to go, coming up in two minutes from philadelphia. >> yeah. please get dressed.

welcome back. >> that's good. >> look at us. >> davio's, great restaurant. >> things are wrapping up tonight in philly. we'll be back in our new york perch tomorrow.

>> thanks very much. >> drive this back to new york, steve? steve, hit the pedal. >> bye. bill: good morning. tonight is the night she'll make her closing argument. but on night three, a tong lashing for donald trump. i'm bill hemmer as we say good morning to you live at the wells fargo arena. two hours of greatness. here we go. martha: what a night it was last night. it's the final day of the democratic convention. hillary clinton has her big moment tonight. her one-time political