no teleprompter. i didn't see any notes. maybe a couple of sheets of paper there, but nothing much. that is miss first speech as the general election campaign officially kicks off. thanks for joining us. "the five" is next. hello, everyone. i'm kimberly giuilfoyle. you've been listening it to donald trump at a rally on the day after his opponent send her nomination. last night hillary set the stage for what will surely be a fierce fight against trump. duringler will wig moment at the convention last night, clinton cast herself as a steady leader and pushed for national unity. >> none of us can raise a family, build a business, heal a community or lift a country totally alone. america needs every one us to

lend our energy, our talentses our ambitions to making our nation better and stronger. i believe that with all my heart. that is why stronger together is not just a lesson from our history, it's not just a slogan for our campaign, it's a guiding principle for the country we have always been and the future we're going to build. >> but last night wasn't just a victory lap for clinton. she also went on the attack against her opponent donald trump. >> don't believe anyone who says i alone can fix it. americans don't say i alone can fix it. we say we'll fix it together. he also talked a big game about putting america first. well, please explain what part of america first leads him to

make trump ties in china, not colorado, trump suits in mexico, not michigan, trump furniture in turkey, not ohio, trump picture frames in india, not wisconsin. donald trump says he wants to make america great again. well, he could start by actually making things in america again. a man you can bait with a tweet is not a man we can trust with nuclear weapons. >> portraying herself as the steady leader indeed and trying to portray donald trump as reckless and someone who really isn't make america great again because his sofas are not made here. what did you make of this historic occasion last night with the first female nominee is this. >> well, she was certainly well set up because of the speeches that came before monday, tuesday, wednesday. and then an emotional night obviously for the clintons with

their daughter introducing her. obviously these two speeches, chelsea's and heavily clinton's being heavily compared to the week's before and also the early ones in the week. they're not the best or are a tors in the world, but an important moment for them.are a tors in the world, but an important moment for them. if you just read the speech and not listened to it, you would have said pretty good. but you could give -- she could give the best written speech of her life and it would still feel a little flat to people. but i think that she had a very good convention and she now will hit the campaign trail with tim kaine for three days and they will be on fox news sunday doing an interview with chris wallace. so i think we'll find out what their plans are. because that was certainly a very different hillary clinton messaging last night than we saw during the primary season. she is definitely trying to figure out a way it broaden out her appeal, but not the go too far to the center that she loses

the bernie bros that are mad at her. >> they did put out the ad bernie fever, but what did you think of the speech, delivery and content? >> it annoys me the cadence. i'm glad you said that. first part of the speech was great, but she holds on to that -- it's just annoying to me. maybe i'm just being picky. however the sound bite that you played, it struck me while i'm sitting here, she said why is it that donald trump's ties are made in mexico, suits are mama t in murky and sofas made whatever, and items because of our stupid tax code.mama in murky and sofas made whatever, and items because of our stupid tax code. and minimum wage. these are two big democrat policies that republicans vehemently disagree with. we have the highest corporate tax rate in the free world, in the developed world. number one. number two, the minimum wage drives manufacturing jobs overseas, period. if you have to pay someone $10 or $12 an hour like they're

proposing, all those lower wage manufacturing jobs will go right it places where they don't have that minimum wage. so take that and run with it and say they're's why my ties are made in mexico, because it's cheaper. i'm a businessman. and as president, i'll fix this problem so that we can bring manufacturing back. >> jobs back here. that's what you have to do to be able to counter the argument. greg, you were mentioning that you thought that this was a good point for her to bring up, but you had an issue with the delivery of it for maximum impact. >> it's hard for donald to talk about minimum wage because he's for raising it. so it's like depends on the day. keeps changing his mind. i had a problem with the entire evening. it felt so cleved. like in the beginning when i saw the relatives of the slain officer, i thought it was very powerful. mr. and mrs. kahn were amazing, probably the most powerful moment i've seen. general allen kicked major butt. i felt that that prtparty was

talking to me. there was a horl objective, there was platform that i could embrace. i'm a conservative and i was watching the rnc that i wanted to see. this was incredible to me. they were defending the military, the police, the parents of a dead soldier were up there talking about how great it is to be an american. and then katy perry. and then it just totally -- it deflated this balloon. i sat the there and i go this is so amazing. and you had katy perry who is this empty as a school in summer and followed it up with chelsea and hillary. the speeches were fine, but the robot doesn't fall far from the tree. but i want to talk about content. the content of those other speeches were so incredible, but then it was contrasted with the progressive policy that then followed that i don't like.

and so i sat there going, my god, they almost -- they were talking to me, they almost had me, but then they let me go. >> yes, they talked about it. and you're right, there were compelling arguments being made about the military, about law enforcement, but don't forget while they were making the arguments, the crowd was chanting no more wars and law enforceme enforcement chanting black lives matter. >> during the moment of silences you heard somebody yell "black lives matter." you can't control everybody, but there was offensive. but those people on stage were great, but hillary cannot bring them on stage during the debate. she cannot have general allen, obama, bill clinton. she will be alone against donald. and when you look at the her speech, you realize she may not have a chance. she may not have a chance against donald without those people behind her. >> supporting cast and characters. i want to -- stayed up late watching juan williams and take

a listen. clinton outlining her progressive policy agenda. >> i believe that when we have millions of hard working immigrants contributing to our economy, it would be self defeating and inhumane to try to kick them out. bernie sanders and i will work together to make college tuition free for the middle class and debt-free for all. i'm not here to repeal the second amendment. i'm not here to take away your guns. i just don't want you to be so the by someone who shouldn't have a gun in the first place. >> okay. juan, powerful moments for you outlining the progressive agenda? >> to respond to what greg is saying, the debates will be the next major event in this campaign. i don't think there is any question that after that speech, after that convention, she's going to get a bump. we saw donald trump get a bump

anywhere from 3 to 6 points which is about a margin for typical historically for republicans. democrats do a little better typically on the bump and i thought they had such a smooth convention that i think they unified the base and were able to appeal to the independent voters and specifically some of those white women, not so much white men, that they have been after. so when greg talks about the debate, i think to myself hey, last night, she had the perfect answer. she said she sweats the details. details about your families, about your kid, about the cost of your prescriptions. she said i'm right there with you. >> she can't react to donald that way. >> of course she can. >> he's sugar ray leonard and she's as stiff as an ironing board. >> in a debate if i have the facts and you just show up, you aren't going to look great even if you are sugar ray. and i think that will make -- you can shout at her and call hr name, but he really doesn't know what is at stake. and when he says he knows more

than the generals or he watches here at fox that's how he gets his information about the military, that will look laughable. so overall, i would say this. when she talks about a plan that calls for more spending to create more jobs, when she talks about paid family leave, when she talks about subsidizing public college education, guess what, i think she saying i have a plan and that other guy, 70 odd minutes, really odd minute, i would -- >> very little humor. >> but i think she was simple, clear, pragmatic and presidential. >> we get it, you liked it. >> one thing you said that is true, she's not an effervescent speaker. but she's practical. >> she got big applause. >> of course she did. she laid out the progressive policy. she checked the boxes which i worried about and i warned against last night because here's what she did.

she did a campaign event last night. last night was the moment to say i'm the first woman nominee of a major party in american presidential elections. embrace it. own it. >> if she had done that, would you have been saying that she can't play the gender card. >> no, 100% honest, i wassism pressed by that moment. and then she went into the progressive policy stuff and i was like you lost me. >> then she said we will follow the money. >> i love the part about her mom. i love the fact that chelsea -- >> that was good. >> that was great. and i think because what dana said is so true. if she had stayed on that point, she hammered home that she was a woman, you would have said that's all she is running on. >> maybe not eric, but the criticism would have been that she's only running on being a woman. >> that is my criticism. >> i have to blame someone. >> blame me. i've been saying that all the

time. but i think trump has changed both parties. he hasn't just changed the republican party. at some point the democrats decided to go if patriotism. >> they're chanting usa. >> democrats went for patriotism. who would have seen that coming? >> okay. coming up next, donald trump firing back right now at attacks from hillary clinton and others at the dnc. also ahead, a look back at some of the best moments from our road trip to the conventions. don't go away. many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria.

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fox news alert. you're looking live at colorado springs where donald trump is delivering miss first remarks since late last night. now the republican nominee is firing back. here is trump moments ago in colorado. >> i watched last night. i watched hillary clinton. what a sad -- what a sad situation. it was all clichés. they used one on me about tweet and she said something about the campaign. donald trump doesn't know how to campaign, something like that. i just beat 16 people and i'm

beating her. >> he has a point. >> he has a good point. and it's funny. when he says thingses you do have to watch because like what is he going to say next. i'm interested that he's in colorado. colorado springs, a place i used to deejay back in the day. 96.9, kccy fm. but here is the thing about -- it's interesting how hard he has been working and traveling to the states where he should go. but colorado is an interesting one. because it was last week there was a report out of colorado that hillary clinton has pulled ads from there. her organizing team there has said that's not true, but the reason that they have pulled out is because they don't have to spend money there. colorado is wrapped up for hillary clinton. and so he should have been there before. i think that in a way he might have to look at this map in a different way. i think it's important also for the senate hit there, dillon

scott. he will need help out but colorado is probably a state that donald trump is going to either have to spend a lot more time in or he will have to write it off. >> did romney hold colorado or not? >> colorado went for obama twice. >> pennsylvania, also spending pennsylvania, iowa, colorado. >> and he's got to be. so he's on task. he's on point. he knows where he needs to devote resources and time and be there in person. what has been really good is the amount of enthusiasm that he's been able to sustain and the crowds and the places like pennsylvania which are incredibly important. i think you mentioned biden will get on board to help -- >> the dnc, right? get us online here. in and i will mention a little bit more about it now. and that's what he need to say do.and i will mention a little bit more about it now. and that's what he need to say do. also the message gets carried in the press to say look at the crowds that he's getting and he builds the enthusiasm and she has an enthusiasm gap. >> does he turn the debate away

from hillary clinton's speech? >> i don't think sos but it provides a contrast between speaking styles which is again underlines what i'm talking about in the case that he's so casual and she's as originalrig extra on quincy. >> that's a call back. >> you were on the slab and then you moved up. >> kevin costner's first role was as a body -- >> is that true? >> yes. what was the movie? >> so greg makes a good point. the debate same will be very interesting. she will have that cadence and he will be off the cuff. >> she's actually better when she's off prompter. >> and he's great off prompter. when he's authentic, that was one of the things about the speech last night i think she came across as that is really hillary clinton. and she's embracing herself as a

policy wonk. >> why is it that she can keep changing her accent and the way she speaks depending on where she is around the country but she can't alter this? when she's down south, suddenly she's different. >> because that's who she is. but i just think that when she's talked about donald trump in that speech, i thought it was really something that sort of, you know, nicked the shield because she said that the example she used about the one about the cuban missile crisis where they talked about a big man with control and restraint, but their little men who react out of fear and pride, and i think that is donald trump. and then when she talked about, well, wait a second, donald trump, he doesn't pay his bills. you working people, you think you can build a business? what happens when he doesn't pay the bills. leaves you hanging. and then she finally said everybody in the republican side was waiting. didn't take donald seriously.

>> the government, which was created by the dems is about never paying your bills. >> oh, come on. >> free college. >> she said she would increase taxes on the rich. >> good news for all of us. >> you can't increase taxes on the rich. there are not enough rich people. >> also i thought i would just mention this, so he can definitely got attention all week, right? that is part of the counter programming. she had all the great attention from the mainstream media so he was like i'm going to steal some of the attention away. but if you look at the headline, on every sending giingle day, h were about trump and putin. that's not what they should be. but all of the headlines are about putin and him being chaotic and the putin/trump admiration society, those aren't headlines that necessarily help. >> you good?

>> definitely good. >> next the battle for the key state of pennsylvania is on. can trump scored first republican victory there in more than two decades? you'll hear his reaction. and still ahead, facebook friday and some of our favorite moments from our road trip to the conventions. all that and more if that's possible when "the five" returns. now she writes mostly in emoji. soon, she'll type the best essays in the entire 8th grade. get back to great. all hp ink buy one get one fifty percent off. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great.

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trump's empty promises and no plans for the country. >> we have work to do. i'm not satisfied with the status quo. i'm not telling you that everything is just peachy keen. i'm telling you we made progress and we have work to do if we're going to make sure everybody is included. >> meanwhile republicans haven't won pennsylvania since 1988. but trump thinks he can pull off a victory over clinton there this year. he seems to think so. >> well, i think we will win it. it's a great state. miners are out of business, gas is regulated to the point that we can't produce. there are so many problems. we'll put the miners and steel workers back to work, bring jobs back to pennsylvania. >> eric, how will he put miners back to work? i haven't heard one concrete -- >> fact checking. >> got and a half way through.

>> forget about -- >> i have a point. >> hang on. miss guilfoyle, you were the one paying attention to the girl over there, so here is my question. when you take a bus through the middle much america, james carville famously said pennsylvania is pittsburgh and philadelphia with everything else being alabama. >> alabama in the middle. >> which means this isn't the place you should be going. she's not going to get those voters. she should stay in the big cities. >> what an analysis. and now -- you know why i say that? because -- >> why are you talking to me this way? >> because you are ignoring -- >> because we've been together for 12 days straight? we want to kill each other. >> you are ignoring me and you are ignoring this because you are so -- >> he was just trying to be accurate. guy, bottom line is you're

burying the lead. the lead is that they absconded with our bus. >> is that what happened? >> kidding. kidding. >> all right. >> you're the ones that came up with the bus tour idea. >> all right. well, i hate to do this on a friday, but let me get back to the politics for a second which is to say that there was a poll out i believe thursday, eric -- >> you're back to me? >> this segment is going down. >> but anyway, the poll shows clinton up 50 to 41. >> and think she will to well in the municipal areas. he did have great rallies like in scranton, but since 1988, every republican tries hard in pennsylvania and they have failed every single time p. but he has to try otherwise he can't get to the number of 270. i think joe biden could be very helpful to her in this area that they will be traveling through especially like in scranton. that is in his blood. but one of the things that the trump campaign could really focus on is that the democrats

rhetoric does not match their policy platform. if you are interested in energy, go and look at the democratic policy platform from 2012 versus 016. in 2012, they were for all of the above. in 2016, they stripped it all out. actually stripped out everything that she says that she will do is not in the policy platform and she didn't say boo about that. >> and the thing that strikes me about the polling, they're not just doing head to head clinton versus trump, they also now throw in jill stein who is the green party candidate and gary johnson, your favorite, you know, puff the magic dragon in the libertarian party. do you think that they could in fact bring pennsylvania into play for donald trump? >> i don't know. can i talk about something else? i was thinking of the big chill which kimberly is giving me right now for interrupting her.

but i want to talk about what i don't like about pennsylvania and i don't know if trump can address this, but if he addresses this, he will win. the abc stores run by state stores. like you can't buy -- you have to buy your liquor in a separate store and buy your beer in a beer store. so if you're planning a party or barbecue, it's an extra trip on a saturday. you have to drive around town to find the thing -- and i know that you can't control that state law, but at least he could bring it up and say, you know what, we need to elect people who are going to get rid of the abc stores. >> that is like the least conservative way to look at it. pennsylvania should solve its problem. trump alone cannot fix the acbc store problem in pennsylvania. >> declare a wall. just walk through. >> that's a great idea. >> i think -- yes, go ahead. >> thank you. so i think what is key for trump here if he wants to get the key swing states like pennsylvania

and ohio is white males working class families, i think that is what he really has to focus on. and this hasn't happened since 1988, right that a republican in-w wins that state. so it's a big push by him and a big public back and that's why you see the focus with clinton and kaine there right now trying to shore that up and bringing in joe biden like dana said to really help deliver that state. >> i think trade is the big issue. and one of the surprises out of that poll was that bernie sanders is so popular and apparently he will be able to help the clinton/kaine ticket. >> if he's willing. >> so tune into fox news sunday with chris wallace this weekend, they have an exclusive interview with hillary clinton. directly ahead, it's facebook friday and we're answering your questions about the conventions and our wonderful road trip. oh, yeah. so don't go anywhere.

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all right. let's get rolling because we don't have time. facebook friday, you get the whole thing. we'll go around. from diane, what was the biggest challenge being on the road for two weeks in a bus and in close quarters? don't tell the truth. >> it's not hard for me to sit in the back of the bus because there was a little corner and i fit right in there, so that was good. i think keeping a healthy diet on the road is really hard. >> that is very tough. that is true. ate nothing but road kill. eric. >> the clothes. we're living out of suitcases which were under the bus. >> we were like bernie sanders voters, thrown under the bus. >> and we wouldn't change our clothes very often. the other was having -- if you

want to at that time take the quick nap, maybe there was music or security was phenomenal, but they talk loud.time take the quick nap, maybe there was music or security was phenomenal, but they talk loud. >> they were so sweet. >> they were great. >> they took good care of us. >> so when we are together not in the bus, when we get off the bus and then we are preparing for the show, we're all seated at the same table. there are no offices, no privacy. >> you hate -- >> if you're trying to read or write, people come up and want pictures. >> all the fox -- >> that's what i'm saying. hey, i haven't seen you. hey, kimberly, would you like to try this? or stand up, let's take a picture. meet my friend the state trooper. >> yeah, you saw that like 3 million times. >> these are your fans. >> i loved it. i would do picture, talk, like social hour or go eat a pretzel

or come back and chat. it was very fun. the only thing that bothered me was the air conditioning. it was so cold. i was like -- >> hot outside, cold inside. >> yeah. so that was the only thing. >> this is a more meaningful one. from christine, what hope or ideal are you taking away from each convention? or all conventions, i guess. what hope and/or ideal are you taking away. >> i'm hoping that the next 102 days goes by really fast. >> hope or ideal for each, i think that they both have to be able to sell themselves. like convince the people to like them, to vote for them, make the case for themselves like that is the most important aspect. >> i thought family was a big theme in both conventions with all the children speaking for donald trump and then of course bill and chelsea for mrs. clinton. for me i remember the days when you didn't have your kids. everybody thought your kid and your wife, yeah, they like you.

it was the other people we were worried about. >> i think donald's convention when he called himself the law and order candidate, he hit that home and that was the takeaway there. and again, on hillary's convention when she was standing there, there was a moment where i go, wow, this is historic and it was great. so those would be the two. >> mine is conflict. i feel the world is divided between unity and division. there a division -- it's something -- like you said, a part of america that is calling for law and order and another part that is saying that, well, law and order isn't all it's cracked up to be. you can go down the line on he issue. from alan, scale of one to ten, rate -- kind of a lame one. rate both conventions and a short rope weason why. >> i'll go ten on cleveland. it was mapped out well. philadelphia, a one. it was logistically a disaster. >> i thought he meant the

convention, how do i think the convention want. >> however you want. >> i thought cleveland was the worst convention i ever saw. and i've been going to conventions since 1980. but you had plagiarism. anyway, and then you started to have discountriunity of the beg the democratic, but then it went smoothly and so many stars, it was amazing. >> i think the cleveland convention was very good. super orderly, run really well. i don't know. and down on the floor to both, it was different. but they did pull it together in the end. and i think when they got all the flags, they got the message and made it pro america, they did a pretty incredible transformation from the beginning to the end and getting people to fill in the bernie seats and the white noise machine to drown out any -- and then the orchestrated hild lary hillary? i think the last night they did that, but cleveland smashed it i thought.? i think the last night they did that, but cleveland smashed it i

thought.i think the last night that, but cleveland smashed it i thought.i think the last night that, but cleveland smashed it i thought.! i think the last night they did that, but cleveland smashed it i thought. >> everyone did well with the balloons. >> cleveland, a ten for the setup. it was amazing. i give it a zero because it was boring. -- no, i give it a five. so i give cleveland a seven. for philly, i thought the content was really good, which i would give it an eight, but the facilities were terrible. especially i give it a two because you couldn't do a two because of the port-a-potties. i wouldn't even do a one in a port a polity. port-a-potty. >> what happened with the philly cheese steak? >> exactly. you're telling me to tease. i am teasing. from milk and goats to a monster truck ride, a look at some of the best moments of our road trip. five returns. [hip hop beat]

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it's hard to believe that two weeks ago today, we kicked off our road trip. feels like a month ago. it was an adventure.

we bored eboarded our bus and ms of stop along the way. here is a look back at some of our highlights. ♪ >> might not do it, but actually wrote a country song. ♪ once met a girl i just couldn't quit her, then she left me, found out on twitter ♪ >> hi, everybody. >> my head can't get any further. >> got it. >> greg gutfeld.

is this harder than a friday night date, i'll tell you that much. >> we're here at the columbus zoo feeding these lovely giraffes. >> whoa, hi. >> we are live in cleveland. we arrived a few hours ago after a very fun, believe he me, fun two days on the road. >> day one of the republican national convention. >> all those in favor say aye. all those opposed no. the ayes have it. ♪ we are the champion >> what is it like on the water and not being able to see anything? >> it's a wild ride. gives me the ability to have freedom. >> republican delegates are about to officially nominate donald trump. >> it's my honor to be able to

throw donald trump over the top. congratulations, dad, we love you! >> the night three of the rnc convention here. >> when marco rubio speaks tonight, i actually brought him -- >> oh, no. >> two large hands. give me a hand, everybody. >> how you can be in ohio and not come to canton, ohio, the pro football hall of fame? locked and loaded, ready to play. >> ready to go. >> tonight is the night. we are just a few hours away from donald trump's shining moment. >> i humbly and gratefully accept your nomination for the presidency of the united states.

♪ >> amazing. this is the ballpark i didn't get quite to. >> oh, my god, it's eric boll g bolling. ♪ >> it's day one of the democratic national convention, but the city of brotherly love, not so brotherly. >> what's up with the shirt? >> oh, this is the "i'm with her" shirt. but i am wearing it, because i like to change it to "i'm with herb." >> we are moments away from the roll call of the state to officially nominate hillary clinton for president. >> i noomove that hillary clint be selected as the nominee of the democratic party. >> it's hillary's big moment on the final day of the democratic convention. >> i accept your nomination for president!

>> we're going to see you in new york city tomorrow! >> yay! >> come on, you guys! i want to go home. >> that's a wrap, philly. >> adios. >> leave the -- >> let's go! >> all right. that's a wrap for us on the bus tour. it was -- it ended up being fun, right? come on! greg, you lost weight. you even sent -- >> i lost weight the hard way. >> you know, it is good that -- it was good that we went and did stuff, that's important the to do. >> i love doing the non-political stuff. how about you guys? anybody? >> yeah. >> you guys like -- >> i thought it was fun. i liked all the animals.

i loved the columbus zoo. i thought that was outstanding. i feel super in touch now with agriculture. i've made some farmer friends that are quite devoted to me now. >> i'm sure they are. >> you were kind of impressive on the bus. you were able to sleep under a blanket. were you sleeping or just playing possum. >> actually, i travel so much, that's my trick. i throw the blanket over my head and i'm done. >> you know one thing i want to mention to you. a lot of people say to me, you guys must have been fed up on top of each other. i'll tell you the secret. we got to cleveland and we all had dinner together. >> it's amazing, that's true. you know who pointed that out? matt lauer. you said, you guys really like each other. >> but every day at the hotel, he and savannah were having lunch together at the hotel, too. >> the day we left, there was a tragedy in turkey. and then there was another tragedy while we were on the road. but i think we all -- i think, greg, you had mentioned the

first time, we still had to do it, though. we still wanted to shake hands and give people a minute to say, hey, that's going on, but also, take a few minutes and just enjoy your life. we enjoyed you guys so much. and one more thing. susan worthheim, she's probably the happiest this is over. >> all the packages and everybody that staid back here was great. >> all our producers, everybody on the road and back here at home. >> we're doing a bus for the debates, right? >> yeah. and all the funs, if we got to meet you, it meant a lot to us. one more thing is up next.

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it's time now for one more thing. juan, what do you have for us? >> this picks up on what greg was talking about. it's a moment that moved everyone at the democratic convention. khzir khan, the father of a muslim american, u.s. army soldier who died serving in iraq, made an impassioned plea at the democratic convention. >> have you ever been to arlington cemetery? go look at the graves of brave patriots who died defending united states of america. you will see all faiths, genders, and ethnicities. >> really amazing.

after divisions over republicans and democrats, a reminder, we're american. >> yeah, that was a great moment. >> very nice, juan, thank you. dana? >> all right, mine is not as serious. i have a question, because we have hillary clinton now as the democratic nominee. she's going to be on stage a lot, greeting a lot of people, and i have a question that as a shorter woman, how do you hug? what's the protocol. do you go up or under? right, it's -- if the person you're hugging like obama is really tall, there's no hugging etiquette. it's really awkward. see, like everybody has to bend down. should she just go in -- if you have a recommendation, i would appreciate hearing from you? >> shrugs, not hugs. >> this is a serious question. women leaders -- >> straight out. >> like a tall person -- >> shake hands. >> and go under? >> shake hands! fist bump. i hate fist bumping. >> well, i have some advice on what to do to thwart and destroy criminals if you would like that. >> yes. >> so a man in louisiana thwarted a carjacking. he was at a car wash and a guy

came up to him and was like, give me your car and your keys and he just blasted him with the power of -- hitting him with it again. the guy was like, this sucks. so then he left, he's like, forget about it. and he was not only protecting his car, he was protecting who was inside, which was his brother, who was a disabled veteran, so good for him. >> michael davis, you're my hero. >> i guess that guy made a clean getaway. stupid joke. i don't have time for the other things. i'm going to plug my show. 10:00 p.m. saturdays, i've got john tapper, the host of bar rescue. she's going to be great and tyrus. >> all right, 8:00. o'riley, i'm hosting that. a little fact-finding mission on hillary clinton. as always, no spin permitted. >> there you go. all right. so, and thanks again to the

producers. this was fantastic. it was a really great trip, and god, you guys made us look good, right? >> especially me. >> we'll see you back here on monday. hope you have a wonderful weekend and please enjoy "special report" because it's up next. this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier in washington, d.c. at this hour, the fbi has just confirmed to fox news that it is now investigating the hacking of a computer network used by hillary clinton's campaign. this attack was part of a broader assault, according to officials, on democratic political organizations, including the dccc. and as we've already reported, the dnc, the democratic national convention. fox news correspondent jennifer gray is with the breaking news. >> good evening, bret. well-placed sources confirm to fox news that the fbi