and, that's it for today. have a great week. and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." waters' world is on tonight. after invading the rnc convention, i head to the dnc convention. not everybody's happy to see me. >> i don't trust the details from fox news. >> that's offensive, congresswoman. the pastor that electrified the dnc convention joins me. >> under a donald trump administration all lives matter! ♪ >> plus, i just out a justin bieber concert to see if i'll become a beliebr and a panel tries to convince me why hillary

clinton should be president. >> so i went to both conventions and i'm going to break down them for you right now. beginning with the democratic convention in philadelphia. so the big theme in philly was reactive. i'm not donald trump. it wasn't a positive message as to what the democrats were for but what the democrats were not. they trotted out a lot of victims, minority who is had been hurt by the system. transgendered people. gay people. victims of police brutality. i don't know if that's going to stick but that's what they did. the main idea is love over hate. we're lovers. donald trump's a hater. go with love. i don't think the country's feeling that right now. we're in some tough times and i think we need to a little more grittiness. they're trying to say we're a unity party. we're not the party of division. but after the last eight years when the president's been dividing people by race and class and gender, i don't know

if that really rings true. now for the news cycle. that week to tip it off debbie wasserman schultz resigned. the chairwoman of the dnc. because of these leaked e-mails that were very, very embarrassing. as a matter of fact, i was told by a top source that debbie wasserman schultz took so long to leave because she was negotiating a private jet home from the convention. they didn't want to give it to her and she was insisting she get it. also, a ton of bernie drama. we know what happened. bernie supporters came to philly already angry and after the leaks of rigging the system against him, they were ready for battle. and bernie didn't really give them much to battle for. he kind of folded bah then donald trump makes a joke and everybody piles on. he says something about wanting russia to help with the e-mails and get these 30,000 that were deleted. everybody knew he was joking but the media piled on and then he dominated the second half of the week. the real story, though, the

media buried the protesters. nothing was covered out there except for fox news. now, the speakers, like i said before, a lot of victims, sad stories and crying. not a lot of excitement out there. the celebrities, they weren't really there like they were for obama. i was more b-list, well, republicans were more c-list but for democratic perspective, there weren't a lot of star power out there. they had politicians and they had big ones. but i don't know if the country's really into politicians anymore. they have gotten us into a little bit of a mess. obama's speech was great. i have to give him that. he fired up the crowd. but of course, it was all about obama. i think he said "i" 1,000 times. biden was sharp, feisty, very partisan. the crowd loved it. elizabeth warren, again, very, very feisty. the crowd ate it up. red meat there. and bloomberg really, really went hard after donald trump. i was very surprised and very partisan and not touting the

good record for 7 1/2 years because it's not a good record. and there was no mentions of isis or illegal immigration almost at all until the very end. and then finally, the keynote, i guess the most important thing was that hillary clinton, the first woman out there, receiving the nomination for president. and from a historical perspective, that was amazing and i think very moving for a lot of people. her speech was okay. it had some witty lines and i think she failed to define herself. she was saying what she wasn't instead of what she was. so, bringing in some of our guests here to tell me where i'm going wrong and right, we have republican strategist noel negapore and democratic analyst and contributor julie raginski. we were there in philadelphia. >> i have to stop you. meryl streep is not a-list?

>> i think she is yesterday. the a-listers was for bernie. was it exciting? >> the speech is middling. didn't light me on fire. the two, the three moments of the convention i thought was incredible. joe biden's speech. >> strong speech. >> two is michael bloomberg. nothing bothered donald trump more than being told he is a con artist by a real billionaire. >> he is not a real billionaire? >> that was michael bloomberg. i thought the father of the slain soldier, the muslim slain soldier, took out the constitution and said you've sacrificed nothing to donald trump was an incredibly powerful moment. >> that was powerful. i'll give you that. on the ground, it was a sad day there. >> you know what? what i took away as a republican strategist is the fact that granted that hillary clinton made history. you know? you cannot take that away from her. michelle obama, great speech.

joe biden, great speech. obama, great speech and reinforced their brands and it really didn't do anything to promote hillary clinton. like they wanted it to. >> hillary does not deliver the excitement. people were doing forced applause. i saw it happening. people stand in front of the stage and whoop people up. >> yeah. >> manufactured applause. >> they're whips. 'meryl streep is paying you? >> she is not. i love the fact you're regulating here to straight to video netflix instead of acknowledging a-list. >> get off the street. >> i can. >> let's see the trouble i did cause at the dnc. roll the tape. ♪ >> how's the convention going? >> we promised you some action and something to talk about. we didn't disappoint. >> what are you protesting today? >> i'm protesting the dnc. protesting debbie wasserman schultz. >> isn't she the worst? >> she is the worst.

>> how rude! >> who's this guy? >> bernie sanders! the one, the only. >> he looks a little stiff. >> he does. he's held up by a piece of wood. >> kind of like hillary. bernie sanders tattoo? >> yep. absolutely. >> are you guys bernie bros? >> i'm a bro and i love bernie so -- >> no, i'm not a bernie bros. i think it's dangerous and divisive. >> is bernie or bust a sexual joke? >> is this question a joke? >> who are you voting for, hillary? >> for now, she doesn't deserve my vote and got to earn it. >> if hill vi the nominee, will you wear a hillary joump suit? >> no. i can't. i'm sorry. >> hillary clinton almost wore those same stripes. >> almost. i hope she does some day. she deserves it. >> what are you doing out here today? >> i am here telling people vote for jesus. >> jesus. >> yes? >> what? >> what?

>> what? >> [ bleep ] fox news. >> what do you think america needs to do to defeat isis? >> love. love each other. the world needs will have. >> do you think a wall on the southern border would work? >> no. >> why not? >> i think a wall around trump tower would work well. >> why put a wall around the dnc convention? >> that wall is a joke. >> more people are going back than coming in and because we have border patrol and the economy is not that great. i'll give you that one. >> do you support sanctuary cities? >> immigration is a federal duty. if a municipality don't enforce the law, that's within their rights. >> this is a phony issue. >> as a human being, if someone came to me trying to save their family, i would do anything i could. >> you put a lot of lives in danger with repressive immigration policies.

>> i don't trust the details coming from fox news. >> that's offensive, congresswoman. ♪ >> i'm here to declare the sanctuary of my brothers and sisters. i am here to awaken humanity. ♪ >> what do you think's a bigger threat, climate change or illegal immigration? >> illegal climate change. >> do you think climate change or illegal immigration is a bigger threat? >> climate change. >> why do you say that? >> because if we can't eat money. you know? can't eat money, my friend. >> that makes perfect sense. >> so you're more afraid of the weather than a terrorist? >> i'm not afraid of the weather but the climate. ♪ >> do you know who i am? >> you're handsome. >> correct. >> do you know who i am? >> you are a child of god. >> i am watters. >> this is your world.

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welcome back. i'm jess see watters. i reviewed the dnc. now time for the rnc if i can remember a week ago. the theme of the rnc is real change. everybody knows that a donald trump presidency would actually bring real change. and i mean, big time. the speech was mostly focused on law and order. he hammered that very, very hard. it was also compassionate. he reached out to gay americans. he even reached out to black and hispanics. mostly through an economic populist message. this is a real movement and you could see that in the speech and

i think it was very effective. the news cycle unfortunately was dominated by the melania scandal at the top. a big unforced error and very, very sad situation and then things started to rebound and the ted cruz situation where a little floor fight and didn't really endorse helped donald trump. and ended up unifying the party i think. but the main theme was the trump family. i believe the trump family speeches really built into a crescendo and set donald trump up very well for thursday. and he should be very, very proud of his beautiful family. trump's keynote was big, reaching out. and again, the theme was america first. this country's really let everybody else take control. we have been leading from behind. the border is a civ. we don't win on trade. that was the theme. it's about making this country safe but also making this country rich. and he's going to do that by strengthening border security, strengthening our international security and then massive tax

cuts, bringing money back into the country, reinvesting through the government and letting people keep and spend more of their own hard-earned money. now, bringing in my guests, the co-host of "after the bell" melissa francis and political commentator evangaline gomez. do you think that's effective? people say that launched donald trump and you can see that in the polls into a different stratosphere. >> it depends on what you care about. i care about security and the economy. main issues that affect my life and my family every day. i care about the fact that law and order seems to be out the window and concerns me. i see it in my own neighborhood. you see it all over the country and i'm afraid for the safety of my family and children. >> i think issues that people care about with priorities is priority and safety.

terrorism. trade. those were issues that were really hit home at the rnc where at the dnc. they talked about transgender rights and feel-good things and the police brutality. i don't think terms in kitchen table issues those things were overlooked at the dnc. >> i think they spoke about the issues. minimum wage, increasing to $15 an hour. there was also talk about safety here in the united states. there was a moment of silence for fallen police officers. >> and people turned their backs in the moment of violence. >> i didn't turn my back and i didn't see anybody turn their backs. >> you are a patriot and why you're on the show. >> we heard about the plight of family members who had sons who had husbands, who had died. and these people were protecting us and making us safe. so i think that there was a lot going on at the dnc. i think we also spoke about -- we heard about isis and the plan

for terrorism. >> what was -- i think we heard about it that on thursday. >> leon panetta. >> not monday, tuesday and wednesday. >> and shouted down. >> i caused trouble at this convention. roll the tape. ♪ >> are you worried about trump as president? >> straight evil. >> evil? >> evil. >> we haven't had an egomaniac like this in my lifetime. ascend so high so fast. >> since obama? >> my name is donald j. trump and i'm here to win. we don't win anymore. >> you have a problem with trump? >> not that we have a problem with trump. it is just that lock at who they gave us to pick from. >> they have that much hate is evil. >> more hate than hillary? >> hillary evil, too. >> she is not just pandering person when's favorite things are your favorite things. >> what is something you carry with you? >> hot sauce. >> really?

>> yeah. >> how are you? >> i'm good. how are you? >> hillary has a problem with the truth. do you think that's an issue for you guys? ♪ >> you're yelling at a female officer? she was just trying to make sure everyone was simmering down? >> i don't know what you're talking about? >> you know what i'm talking about. >> no. >> that wasn't very nice. >> i don't know what you're talking about. ♪ >> what are you guys doing out here today? >> representing black lives matter. >> does my life matter? >> all lives matter. >> you can't say this. >> all lives matter. even the police lives matter. >> they don't like it when we say that. >> i think you have the best hair in the entire protest. >> thank you. >> you have something in your hair. hold on a second. >> and please don't touch my hair without saying anything. >> you don't have any bombs

under there, do you? >> peace in the middle east, right? what are you out here protesting? humility? >> looks tight. >> the outfit. >> this is a bit. >> do you consider yourself male or female? >> i'm somewhere in the middle. >> are you physically attracted to me? >> i like boys and girls. >> that was a dodge. >> yes. i like men. you're not my type, though. ♪ >> do you want criminal illegal aliens to stay in the country? >> yes. >> don't you think that's a little dangerous? >> no. i mean, you're white, bro. >> building a wall, that's not going to work. >> if walls don't work, why do they have one around the white house? >> the wall just got ten feet taller. ♪ >> who's world is it? >> my world. ♪ for the land of the free

>> great national anthem. >> thank you! >> can your father senator brown sing at all? >> you should ask him. he's right next to me. >> can you sing at all? >> absolutely. ♪ god bless america >> don't quit your day job, senator. >> i humbly and gratefully accept your nomination for the presidency of the united states. >> trump just lit this crowd up! here come the balloons. ♪ what did you think of the speech many. >> it was amazing! >> it was great. it is what i was hoping he would do. >> it was huge! >> it's been fantastic. he'll clean up the borders down there. >> tells the truth and he say he's going to take care of the american people and i believe that's what he's going to do. >> we will make america great

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♪ back now with the co-host of "after the bell" melissa francis. strategist noelle, fox news reporter carly shimkis, jessica tarlov. so let's look at some of the polling after both conventions. right now, we have trump ahead of hillary clinton in the latest "la times" tracking poll by 7 points, pretty big.

trump ahead of clinton in the cnn poll, 48% to 45%. and in the reuters poll, just basically up 1, dead-even race. so we all know that the polls are going to now narrow after the dnc and it's going to look like a tight race. as a matter of fact, in the battleground states it's very, very tight. >> margin of error. >> in the battleground states. how big of a bump do you think hillary gets after the dnc? such a bump to start leading? >> i think she'll go back to leading by 3 to 4 points so the real clear politics average he is up by 3 or 4 on her. i think it was a successful convention but so was the rnc. what was really fascinating, you talked about this earl year, the media panning the speech so dark. i felt it was pretty dark, too. the cnn instant poll, 56% of those who watched it had a positive feeling about it and said they were more likely to vote for him so i think that bump is something that's solid

and real and on her to come back ahead. >> i think the debates is where they decide this thing. >> i agree with you and i look for fund-raising to pick up because right now they named governor rick scott of florida which is very important state to the chairman of the rebuild america superpac and they have $32 million in pledges. >> trump's will have to start shaking the money tree. after the conventions, it's pretty dead even. what does trump need to do right now to keep that momentum? right now, hillary will catapult ahead. what do you think? >> he needs to stop doing something. he needs to stop with the hot head twitter war nonsense because, i mean, that's really where i think if he targets, there's a lot to work with on hillary clinton and material to attack her on realistic policies and done in the past. if he with the name

calling, i think he stands a good chance of winning the election. >> you see him being more presidential? >> he has to be more presidential. >> people saying that for many, many ponts. >> he does a smart job of dividing which form to be which person. in the day he does all the name calling, the normal trump stuff. dominates the news cycle. he really crushed hillary clinton's news cycle and the number of different points in the dnc and got them very much off message. i think he does that during the day and then getting out there and gives a speech he goes back to the presidential self. i think he has the marketing down right now staying disciplined and the debates like you said are the deciding factor going forward. seeing them on the stage together, she plays it safe and doesn't say anything and he maybe hurts himself. >> she'll say a lot and going to be -- >> she hasn't ever said anything. >> she talked last night for 57 minutes. i heard a lot. >> smiled a lot and tried to convince people -- >> that's better than frowning and in terms of donald trump

being the big pull there, the dnc more highly rated. donald trump thinks he's a ratings machine. why did the -- >> he is a ratings machine. >> then why didn't -- >> the style beat out -- >> wasn't -- >> 16 people running in the pry myrrh. >> katy perry. >> the clinton campaign did hillary clinton a disservice in that there was a lot of emphasis on trying to make her into a likable person when we know that she really isn't that and they should have skipped that and hillary clinton should have gone out there saying i may not be your best friend -- >> she did say that. >> but i can fix this country and i don't think we saw that. i think that a lot of people really saw through chelsea clinton's speech and bill clinton's speech. and i think that that really works against her. >> i think in august and you have a great point because she was overshadowed. august is trump's territory. because what do everybody do in august? go on vacation. hampb on the's house. down the shore.

god knows what you do. probably something illegal. >> this really high class commune where we -- >> yeah. you guys are tuning out the news and the only thing that's going to break through your sunburned face is something donald trump does. >> social media. >> for sure. >> hillary clinton won't make news in august unless a shoe drops legally. what will happen is trump's going to make news, pierce the void at the beach and you're going to hear about it. >> absolutely. >> that's to his advantage and hillary needs to light her hair on fire to make news in august. >> hack some more e-mails or something like that. >> you saw that in the convention looking at social media, bernie sanders really stole the show. even at hillary clinton's own convention. >> that's right. i think everyone's not acknowledging how divided the democratic party is right now. next up, bieber and i come face to face. it is the scariest thing you will ever see. before that, pastor mark burns

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because that -- you will get me to go to church every sunday if i can see this. >> come on down. >> that was amazing. >> thank you so much. south carolina would love to have you. >> good. as long as you're that entert n entertaining every time. >> absolutely. >> you saw the dnc, speeches and victimology. what did you take away from the people that they trotted up there out on the stage at the convention in philly? >> well, you know, i thought it was a disappointment, especially with the mothers of the movement, the mothers of some of the slain, you know, black, young men and women that were killed by police brutality. and to have them come up there to once again focus on the narrative that black people should be afraid of police. i think it's anti-police. it's anti-american. and hillary clinton and the dnc should really be ashamed.

that's what i meant by those race baiting democrats. they're using whatever tool to their disposal to simply win votes and try to elect their candidate hillary to the white house. it's a shim. >> does your congregation agree with you? do they see that the democratic party uses race to divide and conquer politically, or do they just kind of go along and go to the polls like everybody else? >> i don't engage where i met from my pulpit but my members know that i'm supporting donald trump and as a private citizen, you know, i think many of them understand exactly, they see that democrats have been using blacks for over 50, 60 years, you know. using their emotions and their fears and building off of the civil rights movement, constantly pounding to the ears of minorities that you're less, you're not equal and we're the party that's going to continue to fight for you.

when in reality blacks have been voting democrats for over 50 years and in a lot of ways we're worse off than we were during the civil rights movement to a degree. we're more racially divided than we have ever been and the dnc and why i said why would anybody vote for a person like hillary clinton who has been in politics for over 30 years and yet we're in the shape we're in? >> right. >> we need something new. >> right. if you look at the facts, a lot of the black statistics under this president, first black president, great historical situation there, but everything's gone down from wages to home ownership, food stamps are up. i don't know if people see that. but you said one thing. besides that what trump wants to do, he wants to allow pastors to be able to preach politically from the pulpit. besides that, what are the main issues that you want to see donald trump address as

president? >> well, you know, the two major issues that are plaguing our country and it really transcend race, number one, is jobs. because poverty knows no color. poverty don't care what color you are or whether you're black, white, hispanic. we need economic revival to take place in our country, especially in some of our minority communities in this country. number two, we need strong security. i mean, taking place in europe, they're knocking at the door of america. hillary clinton said that's donald trump playing to the fears of america and we shouldn't be afraid. we're not afraid. because we're america. we're not afraid. we're the baddest country in the world. we're the strongest country in the world. who do we fear? we don't fear nobody. but at the same time, we're not ignorant or naive to believe because we're the big dog in the room that the little dogs want to try to take us out and only

wise that we be stronger as a country. that transcends race. isis don't care whether you're black or white, gay or straight. i want to make sure we have a strong country, jobs and strong borders. >> all right. pastor, thank you very much and see you in church next sunday if i can make it down there. >> come on down. >> all right. next, we have some women here trying to convince me i need to vote for hillary clinton. we'll see how that goes. and later, justin bieber and jesse watters. >> big hostage crisis with what country during his administration? >> iraq? no. afghanistan? no. >> are those countries?

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to start with you. tell me why i should vote for hillary. >> she is the most qualified candidate running for this election and prior elections if she would have run. >> a lifelong politician? >> no. she actually has credentials. she has qualifications. she was a senator. >> yeah. >> she was our secretary of state. and most importantly, she got in to public life because she wanted to serve, she is passionate about families and children and solving problems. >> i thought because her husband got her a senate seat to make up for the fact he -- whatever. julie? what do you have? >> let me put it in terms you understand, my friend. >> keep it simple? >> the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king and the other guy to quote michael bloomberg is not quite sane and not quite competent sigh that a ringing endorsement? she is not this guy. >> you got to vote for somebody, right? >> it is a choice. i agree. >> you got to vote for somebody and not going to pissed off and

nuke somebody. >> your biggest endorsement is because she is sane. >> sanity in this election is worth a lot. >> the positive reasons to vote for her and explaining to you in terms that you would appreciate which is you have a choice to make, my friend. you won't vote for the guy to -- look at him the wrong way and -- i don't know what. nuke somebody. >> okay. i love the line about, you know, you can trust me with the codes to the nuclear football. i think hillary had codes and they got hacked and then she shredded them. >> that was donald trump asking the russians to hack the codes. that's different. >> you think so? >> yeah. >> okay. if you believe that, i don't know what to tell you. >> just really not funny. i'm happy to go with that, too. if it's sarcastic and a poor joke, not really funny. >> tell me why to vote for hilla hillary? >> we have two flawed candidates and one is way more flawed than the other. you're shaking your head and can't deny it.

she admitted mistakes in her speech and great that she owned it. in this election, both candidates are saying that they're working for the working class, they want to give tax cuts to the middle class, going to make the country better for the working poor. donald trump's tax plan just a big cut for the well think and might be super appealing for you. i'm sure you do quite well. thank you. thank you. hillary campaigned on tax cuts for the middle class? >> yeah. >> all the time. >> a policy prescription for her? i haven't heard that at all. she should hit that harder. tell her that. >> i will. >> next cocktail party. here's what i think about hillary clinton. she's going to continue the same economic policies that president obama has instituted where wages have gone down in this country, where he promised health care premiums to go down and now they have gone up. there's no border security. isis is leaving -- >> that's not true. >> dead bodies on the stroet. >> jess see --

>> look at the budget. >> i can't read the budget. it's a trillion pages long. >> talk about you. eight years ago a producer and now a show. who's done better than you under this obama administration? >> i have done great under this administration! you know what? i think we go obama third term. >> mike drop. >> i did very well under him. i did it myself, though. up next, justin bieber and jesse watters. there's a quiz. with the right steps, 80% of recurrent ischemic strokes could be prevented. and i'm doing all i can to help prevent another one. 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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♪ ♪ we could be starving, we could be homeless, we could be broke ♪ say what you want about justin bieber, the guy knows how to make some music. i'm actually a fan of bieber. so, as an excuse, i went up to a bieber concert in buffalo, new york, and asked some of the fans there if they knew anything about our presidents.

♪ >> tell me why you love bieber. >> he's beautiful. >> like me. >> of course! >> if it was between bieber and trump running for president, who would you vote for? >> bieber! >> if it was between hillary and bieber running for office, who would you vote for? >> bieber. >> bieber over hillary? >> of course. >> at least he tells the truth. >> he does. >> don't ask me about her again. >> do you know who he is? >> yeah, no. >> is it bill clinton? >> no. do you know what that stands for, jfk? >> no. >> john f. kennedy had an affair with a very famous model. >> madonna? >> i should really know this. >> why, do you have affairs? >> no. >> marilyn monroe. >> excellent! he famously invaded cuba. >> yes. >> didn't go too well. do you know what they call that? the bay of what? >> i don't know, rabbit. >> the bay of rabbit? the bay of? >> i don't know.

i didn't really pay attention in my classes. >> pigs. >> oh, my god, you're on fire. who is this? >> um, i don't know. >> who is this? [ bleep ] >> was he the one that did "make america great"? >> that was trump. have you ever seen him before? >> no. >> he was the president during the '80s. >> i wasn't around in the '80s, i don't know. >> is that ronald reagan? >> yeah. now, reagan had a very famous saying. finish it for me. mr. gorbachev, tear down this -- >> place. >> tear down this? >> i don't know, building? >> wall. >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. [ cheers and applause ] >> give me a pow. excellent. who's this? >> i have no idea. >> i wish i didn't know who he was either. >> is he your ancestor? you kind of look alike. >> his mouth looks familiar, but i don't know. >> jimmy?

>> buffett? >> jimmy buffett! ♪ wasting away again in margaritaville ♪ >> jimmy? >> not hendrix. >> ca -- >> caufield? i don't know. >> jimmy carter. big hostage crisis with what country during his administration? >> iraq? >> no, afghanistan. no. >> are those countries? >> maybe, i don't know. >> egypt. >> russia. >> no. >> berlin. >> berlin's not a country. >> iran? >> iran! >> can i like tap out and quit at any point? is there like a buzzer? >> who's this guy here? >> no idea. >> not a clue. >> who's this? >> i'm not sure. >> jimmy carter? >> you just answered about carter. >> nixon. >> no. >> george bush? >> george bush! >> i was going to say george clooney, but he's not a

president. >> he had a famous saying, "read my lips, no new"? >> friends. >> no new laws? >> changes? >> no new changes? >> jobs. >> the president ran on no new jobs? that kind of sounds like obama. >> no new taxes? >> yes! >> read my lips, no new taxes. >> who's this guy? >> eisenhower. >> i don't even know who these people are. >> his name was truman. do you know truman's first name? >> harriet? >> harriet. >> does this look like a woman? >> oh, that's a woman's name? >> harriet. >> harry truman. >> harry? >> isn't there "the truman show"? >> that was with john cary. >> in case i don't see you, good afternoon, good evening and goodnight. >> he had a famous saying, "the buck stops"?

>> in japan. >> the buck stops? >> here. >> yes! >> really? >> do you know who i am? >> no. >> i'm watters, and this is my world. i'm watters and this is my world. >> wait, what? >> bieber, if you're still watching, i still like your music. candid and weird convention snapchat moments. right back. >> i think silver lives matter. >> you're darn right silver lives matter! all lives matter! can you dig it? >> whose world is it? >> "watters' world"! for lower back pain sufferers, the search for relief often leads to this. introducing drug-free aleve direct therapy. a high intensity tens device that uses technology once only in doctors' offices. for deep penetrating relief at the source. new aleve direct therapy.

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so, when i was in cleveland for the rnc, they had me do this snapchat takeover of the fox news snapchat account. i had no idea what that means, but i did it, and here's some of the highlights. check this one out. [ laughter ] >> whoa, get away. okay, what is that thing? sonic? that was me with a hedgehog. next, i get down a little bit. check it out. ♪ >> i'm going to be on "dancing with the stars" next season. also, the best t-shirt at the rnc. check this out. that guy! i don't know where you can get those, but those things would be flying off the shelves if they were for sale. all right, so, follow me on facebook and twitter, and remember one thing, i'm watters,

and this is my world. news is the first draft of history. it is immediate and takes place in real time. legends take longer to develop and are sometimes based on myth. this fox news series looks at the truth behind the legend. >> we are an independent nation, gentlemen. now for us to kill the king. >> our next objective is north carolina. they must be crushed. >> they may have the numbers, but we have something to fight for.