starts right now. chlorred tonight, calling donald trump the comeback. republican nominee hitting hillary where it hurts. >> she is against the police. believe me. >> as he weaponizes his staff, is it enough to lift trump to victory? our panel debates. plus, as urban chaos wages across america, obama working on his golf game. i visit martha's vineyard and assess the president's legacy. >> do you know where benghazi is? >> pakistan. >> india.

>> i crash the dominican day parade. >> who will you vote for in november? >> trump. >> "watter's world" starts now. >> fighting climate change is very hard work. so the president needs a rest. he's holed up in the vineyard playing golf. so i found a great way to get out on an expense account and visit the vineyard to assess the president's legacy. first we have to do something. oh, man. nobody will recognize me now. >> no one will recognize me now. >> you feel cooler? >> not necessarily. >> nice weather. >> it is gorgeous. i love it out here. >> it sure is. i love it out here too. >> president obama here on the vineyard on vacation. how do you feel about that? >> i don't give a [ bleep ].

>> president is back in town. what has he been up to? >> plays golf. >> he plays golf. just like he does when he's out on vacation? >> yes, that's correct. ♪ >> what is the president need all this rest from? >> he's worked hard the past eight years. >> yeah. reading the teleprompter is taxing. >> if we >> tell me you think the president's legacy will be? >> his legacy will be change. >> change for the worse? >> no, change for the good. >> i think he's probably going to go down as one of the great presidents that this country has ever had. >> are you on drugs? >> i am not on drugs. but i am on fox. >> i think he spent a lot of money to make us fairly average. >> he saved the auto industry. he introduced health care. >> didn't he say health care prices will go down but they have gone up? >> i don't know what he said that. you're saying that.

i don't know what he said. >> you don't trust me? >> i don't trust you. >> it is very admirable he tried to make affordable health care for everybody. that's a huge thing. >> too bad it didn't work. >> yeah, i know. >> what do you think of the president's signature accomplishments have been? >> he recently released hundreds of people from jail. >> so sending criminals into the streets is a good thing? >> not necessarily that. you're good. i feel like i -- >> president obama's administration riddled with scandals. >> obama has not been confronted with one legitimate scandal. >> what about fast and the furious, irs, benghazi? >> fast and the furious was started by bush. >> when is it not going to be bush's fault? >> well, never. never. >> internationally what do you see the president's legacy as? >> i think he helped make everyone rise to the point where they could compete with us. i think he's, again, allowed us it look weak in the eyes of

other nations. >> i mean, osama bin laden going down was, like, i appreciated that quite a bit. >> thank you field for that one. >> thank you, field. the iran deal was not a good deal. i think we will rue the day when we gave iran permission in eight years or so to create a nuclear arsenal. >> i think so far he's been, like, an awesome president. >> tell me what the president has done that has been so awesome? >> having his daughters grow up being in the white house. >> probably harder than dealing with isis is dealing with two teenage girls at home. >> potentially. >> sounds good. >> one thing i like to say is i'm going to miss his political correctness and the way he presents himself. >> you like political correctness? >> i do. >> you're going to love trump. >> you're so politically correct. you're so beautiful. look at you. >> the vineyard is terrified of

donald trump. the vineyard plans to underestimate his chances of being elected because nobody on martha's vineyard has said publicly they will vote for donald trump. >> do you know who i am in. >> i don't, actually. >> i have no idea who you are. i really don't care. >> tom watters. this is my world. >> hi, watters world. >> that was a lot of fun. but, let's do a real assessment of president obama's two terms. first jobs. despiteobama's claim that he created millions of jobs, 14 million americans have dropped out of the labor force. the labor participation rate is so low, we haven't seen it since the late 70s under jimmy carter. people are making less money now than they were when president obama took office.

health care. despite promising to reduce health care premiums for the typical family by $2500 per year, premiums have increased by almost $4,000. government dependency, food stam pz s ps skyrocketed. and home ownership down. worst of all, the president has nearly doubled the u.s. national debt from $10 trillion when he took office to nearly $20 trillion. now, to be fair, this is not all the president's fault. there are many long-term economic factors that play a role. but, president obama had both houses of congress for the first two year and got everything he wanted to get done. and he made a lot of promises. >> generations from now, we will be able to look back and tell our children that this was the moment when we began to provide

care for the sick and good jobs for the jobless. this was the moment when the rise of the ocean began to slow and our planet began to heal. >> i don't think the planet is healing that much. the stock market has been, though. outstanding under president obama's two terms. probably mostly because of the cheap money policies. wall street has gotten richer, but main street has not. to the foreign policy front. even obama's biggest supporters say he has underperformed. the southern border is an absolute mess. the president pulled back the border patrol from the front lines and stopped constructing the border fence. there have been multiple domestic terror attacks on the homeland under the president's watch. not all his fault, to be fair, but there were many intelligence failures that led to massive loss of life. the the iranians, russians, chinese, all on the rise. and traditional allies like

israel, saudi arabia, and france no longer take american support for granted. and while the president deserves credit for killing bin laden, isis expanded throughout the middle east and into europe. the president underestimated the threat and has not pursued a winning strategy. bottom line, after almost eight years of president obama, the american people are less wealthy and less safe. hillary clinton will be president obama's third term. so if donald trump can tie hillary clinton to the president's policy record, not on a personal basis, but on policy, she will have a tough time defending this onslaught. coming up, donald trump the comeback. we will analyze. and later, we go back to medieval times. we were in a gere group. i wore lederhosen. so i just started poking around on ancestry.

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sometimes in the heat of debate and speaking on a multitude of issues you don't choose the right words. or you say the wrong thing. i have done that. and, believe it or not, i regret it. and i do regret it. particularly where it may have caused personal pain. too much is at stake for us to be consumed with these issues. but one thing i can promise you this, i will always tell you the truth. >> a little contrition from donald trump. i think that must signal the campaign is on a comeback. but is it going to be enough to win. joining me now, co-host of the five, kimberly guilfoyle. and co-host of fox and friends and the host of killmead and

friends on the radio, brian killmead. brian wanted to make sure he got enough talk time. >> i thought i would be produced first. >> do we have to do this over now? >> women talk too much or just me? >> in all seriousness, donald trump apologizes. it is like aa where the first step is you apologize and the second step is you apologize for the pain and suffering you caused people. what does this signal to you? >> first up, kimberly and i have never been to an aa meeting. what i would say is i've never seen him have a week like this. i'll say single-handedly, the speech he had on thursday was the best speech of the entire election cycle from 2015 to 2016. marco rubio to bernie sanders.

it was written. but it was his voice. whoever wrote that with him, everybody has professional speechwriters, they understand his message, they got in there. he's addressing the african-american community. even though he might not get a vote, he's telling people, i care about everybody, i don't care what you heard. >> what he's also doing, kimberly, he's very nimble now. you see the news cycle turn to his favor. he went to milwaukee on the drop of the hat. and now he's going to louisiana to talk to some of the flooding victims and really show a lot of concern while the president is out there continuing to work on his chipping and his putting. what does that say to you that donald has been a little more flexible when it comes to moving around his campaign. >> he's learn and growing as a candidate. i think he's showing that he's presidential. that he wants to earn the trust, the respect, the vote of americans out there, that he's able to -- i wouldn't call it a pivot. i think it is more of a growth

opportunity, he seized the moment. >> he has produced a great new ad. let's take a look at it. >> in hillary clinton's america, the system stays rigged against americans. syrian refugees flood in, illegal immigrants convicted of committing crimes get to stay. collecting social security benefits, skipping the line. our border open, it is more of the same, but worse. donald trump's america is secure, terrorists and dangerous criminals kept out. the borders secure. our families safe. change that makes america safe again. donald trump for president. >> i'm donald trump and i approve this message. >> so a very slick contrast ad, very professionally done. and it really ties in, immigration with national security. effective or not? >> yeah. it is an ad. i was in pennsylvania last weekend, a state he wanted to win. he said if he doesn't win it, it

is rigged. all i saw was hillary attack ads. >> in certain sections of pennsylvania he has to win it. their tactic for the audience to diminish after the olympics is an interesting one. i guess they're keeping their powder dry. they'll run this thing called ads. i thought governor huckabee says in politics, you have to match an attack on the medium in which it was delivered, radio, television or even social media. >> he can't respond to hillary's attack ads with instagram ads? >> that's what i'm saying. >> this is good. this looks like this is serious business. this guy is in it to win. this was a very strong week for the trump/pence campaign. i like the ads. i get it. he's been able to do more with less. but now it is like crunch time. want to win, make america great again, you got to get the votes,

especially swing states. >> against all my good judgment, we're going to have you back. we're going to have kimberly back for the next segment. >> coming up, ryan lochte's american saga continues. we'll debate who the real villens are. and later, going to the dominican day parade.

welcome back. ryan lochte, one of american's golden boys, in hot water. while in rio competing at the olympics, the newly silver haired swimmer has been up to no good. first, lochte told reporters that after a night of partying,

he and three other swimmers with robbed at gunpoint early sunday morning. it was contradicted by closed-circuit video. the new york post dubbing the scandal water-gate and lochte the ugly american. who is telling the truth and what does it mean for ryan lochte who is back here in america? this guy is lying and changing his story, he's honestly the hillary clinton of the olympics. >> oh, my gosh. >> do you feel bad for riyan lochte? >> i think you're a bit of a hater. >> we love him. >> liar, liar, speedo on fire. what an image. i don't know 100% what happened. they have a problem, it is a closed-circuit feed, but they show the tape isn't showing everything it was edited. you have one of the swimmers hit with a fine. >> shake june. >> shakedown. that's the thing. in brazil, this is how it worked. you want to do the time, you pay

the fine. >> they shake down our olympic swimmers. that's not a good thing. i get john kerry on the phone now, the ambassador, this can't stand. >> you really -- you're looking at it as a pro american story. you know what bothers me the most. it is nationalistic. i worry -- this is what bothers me as a former sports guy. there is two americans who won the shot put contest on thursday, they're not going to get any publicity. gold and silver. there was a first female wrestler to never get a medal. we don't care. for 100 hours we swamped athletes that work in anonymity and work to get paid for getting the medals because ryan lochte who has gotten 12 to 14 medals already shows the immaturity to do what he did, lie about it, and go home to leave his teammates holding the bag. >> he left his teammates holding the bag there. let's remember, i can't believe people believed ryan lochte in the first place. let's look back at ryan lochte, look at this. >> i was so happy my mom was

there. just blanked out begin. >> worst reality show ever. >> not the brightest bulb. he is an american. he's our bulb. >> i think he should pay. like for his teammates and pay the fine if that's a problem. i think it is horrible, the poor guy got stuck there to pay it all up. honestly, to be a team player, share the medal, share the fine. >> he's back here in america, just killing it with the ladies. >> the other story, matt lauer and billy bush. >> matt lauer did big foot billy. >> i love billy bush. >> speaking of rio -- >> yes, you do. >> i was at the beach. i asked people what do they think of the candidates. here it is. >> what do you think hillary's good qualities are? >> she has a nice smile, i guess. that's a good quality. >> you have a thing for hillary? >> well -- >> she's been in politics and in the white house for a long time.

>> she's a life long politician? >> tell me what you think hillary's good qualities are. >> lying. >> she's a good liar. >> she's the best. >> she's a female that is trying to do something only a man has done. >> are you going to vote for hillary? wow. what do you think hillary's bad qualities are? >> she's a liar, man. >> she's a liar. >> nepotism, the corruption. >> you don't want a feminist as commander in chief? >> girls are hormonal sometimes. >> i'm glad i didn't say that. >> what do you think trump's good qualities are? >> i think he's opinionated, uncorruptible. >> he's funny. >> are you laughing with him? >> at him. >> he's a businessman. he knows how to deal with money. >> he needs a better toupee if anything. >> you're fired. >> i don't wear a toupee. it is my hair. >> kind of like all the -- hillary, she's being somewhat

sane. >> hillary seems sane. have you heard her bark like a dog? you would rather have a liar as president than trump. >> i would rather have a liar than someone who is racist. >> i think his problem is he says things that people don't want to say themselves but might be thinking. >> he's basically like the drunk president. >> yeah. >> are you going to vote in november? >> i don't know if i'll be voting. i care for either candidate. >> what are you going to do on election day? >> probably at the beach. >> surfing? >> surfing, yeah. >> bro, all i need are tasty waves, cool buzz and i'm fine. >> tom watters and this is my world. >> there you go. all right, right after the break, we'll assess what the media has not told you about the hillary clinton campaign. hilla

i'm kelly wright in washington. here's what's happening. good news for people living near two major california wildfires. crews in the northern part of the state report that the six square mile arson fire in lower lake has now 95% contained but the toll is heavy. the flames destroyed 189 homes. in southern california, fire officials have lifted all evacuation orders for thousands of residents chased away by a wildfire in the mountains east of l.a. an early assessment reveals more than 100 homes were destroyed there. elsewhere, in the news tonight, another problem for folks living in the gulf states. the national institutes of health tell us that despite a massive eradication program under way, the mosquito born zika virus could be with us for a while perhaps for another year or two. i'm kelly wright, back to wat

watters world. ♪ welcome back. the conventional wisdom has been that donald trump had a pretty rough patch the last couple of weeks. but the media has been hiding many damaging stories about hillary clinton. her health. questions have been raised about her ability to perform at a high level. she's had help getting up the stairs. she's being propped up with pillows. she is 68 years old and she has a history of blood clots and fainting. and some of her behavior has been a little bizarre. for instance, the coughing. what is that about? and the barking. we all know the barking. and just general goofiness. i myself do not understand this. furthermore, hillary's schedule has been very, very light. she hasn't done a press

conference in over 260 days. and during the first two weeks of august, she took almost every other day off. is she tired? or is she hiding something? maybe she's hiding herself. on another note, the clinton foundation discovered to have been working extremely closely with hillary's state department. trafficking in favors for friends and donors. we didn't hear about that. and the justice department under the obama administration killed the fbi probe into the clinton foundation. but the clinton foundation allegedly had been hacked so we could see more of this in october. maybe a little surprise. other horrible headlines for hillary, the father of the orlando terrorist showed up at a rally. what was he doing there? also been slapped with a lawsuit from the families of the benghazi victims for defamation. and finally, i will let hillary clinton speak for herself. >> so i know what we can do

together. how are we going to pay for it? i'll tell you how we're going to pay for it. we're going where the money is. we're going after the super wealthy. we're going after the corporations. we're going after wall street so they pay their fair share. >> get used to that, ladies and gentlemen. with me now, washington times columnist madison jazzyiato. and jessica tarloff. hillary is supposed to be a very strong and independent woman, so why does she need the help from the media, the obama justice department, hollywood, from her husband. >> we're moving past all the people who are supporting her physically? >> yes. >> not only does she need physical support, but she needs political and emotional support and more than support, she needs people running damage control because a lot of these things have not been covered in the mainstream media.

why is that fair? >> why is that fair? i don't know. i've seen lots of coverage of this. that photo was from february of her when she tripped and fell on the stairs. we have seen donald trump jump when someone comes near the stage. >> jumping over the person rushing the stage. he wasn't jumping -- >> to save his -- i would say if her schedule is light, i think that's not because she's tired, i think that's because she's winning and doesn't need to be out there every day on the trail like that. i think she works incredibly hard. >> you're saying she thinks she's got it that wrapped up -- >> no, i don't, but i think -- >> every other day off in august? >> august is the slowest month for the political season. >> she needs her rest. is that what you're saying? >> every lady needs a little rest, a little beauty prep, but i'm not saying that's what's going on here. she's running an excellent

strategic campaign. >> if donald trump continues to stick to the script and unleash -- read the prompter, i think the media will look into the vacuum and start paying attention to hillary. i think the trump tower climber was covered for about six minutes on the evening newscast. but the clinton foundation scandal with the pay for play e-mails covered like 30 seconds a minute. that should show you how unfair this thing is. >> absolutely. what i think what is most unfair is not that they're covering hear health or the clinton foundation. we have $165 billion of arm sales to 20 countries that donated to the clinton foundation, some may say this is a coincidence. i say not. >> hillary is never asked about the headlines. has hillary been asked about the $400 million payment to the iranians? has hillary been asked about her actual vp candidate tim kaine

saying a long time ago that politicians get caught cheating on their wives should resign. has hillary been asked about the obama care death spiral taking place as the insurers get pulled out of the exchanges. >> she barely has been asked about the controversial issues. we should be concerned about if she was asked, she would likely lie. >> so reasonable when we were chatting in the green room. >> i'm 100% reasonable when it comes to her health. i said i don't dpre wiagree wite slamming her on her health, i don't think that's what the donald trump campaign should be focused on. >> she has a doctor's letter out there, dr. drew slammed her and said people on coumadin shouldn't be running. she has a doctor's letter from a physician trained at nyu, not in arkansas, which apparently is not acceptable to dr. drew, doesn't have a doctor like dr. trump who says he's the fittest man in america.

>> the fittest man to ever run for president in the history of the country. >> exactly. everyone should look at her letter and know, yes, she's 68, things have happened. but this is not a woman who can't -- she would not be running, wouldn't take on the responsibility if she was just going to croak in year two. >> what i don't understand is the media treating her with kid gloves because she's a woman or because she's a democrat? i think we'll find out pretty soon. coming up, we go to the renaissance fair. but first, i hit the dominican day parade. >> can you teach me some dominican dance moves? >> yes, you got to shake it. yoe i thought my bladder leakage meant my social life was over. wearing depend underwear has allowed me to fully engage in my life and i'm meeting people. unlike the bargain brand, new depend fit-flex underwear is now more flexible to move with you. reconnect with the life you've been missing. get a free sample at depend.com.

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>> if the cube what is the dominican republic famous for? >> drink a lot. >> who do dominicans like to do for fun? >> we drink. >> are you out here really celebrating or just looking for girls? >> i'm out here -- >> both, both, both. >> can you teach me some dominican dance moves? >> got to shake it. shake your butt. >> no idea what you said. >> the latino vote very powerful in this election. >> everybody has to vote. >> are you going to vote for president in november? >> no. >> no. >> who are you going to vote for? >> going to be hillary clinton. better than trump. trump don't no nothing. no experience. >> don't be naive. you've a very naive person. >> hillary has a lot of experience messing things up. >> okay, okay.

>> my vote is for hillary clinton. i think she represent first the women. >> bill clinton represents women too. >> yes. you're bad. >> you like hillary, girl power. >> but she's also really bad. >> shame on you. >> you don't like trump? >> no. >> what about hillary? >> no. >> what about me? >> yeah. >> who are you going to vote for in november? >> trump. >> maybe they are close to the truth but he's not the way to say it. but to be honest, he doesn't know what he wants. >> no. >> he doesn't know how to make up his mind either. >> most men don't. >> that's right. >> i am 100% certain i am zero percent sure of what i'm going to do. >> feisty. so how are latinos going to vote in november and how engaged are they? joining me is the host of american trends with dr. gina,

dr. gina loudon and fox news contributor and democratic strategist julie roginski and former miss california usa and donald trump supporter carrie prejean bowler. we're talking about the latino vote. you had experiences with donald trump and more emotional way. when you hear people say that donald trump is a mean guy and doesn't like latinos, give us some background. how would you assess that? >> i had a personal friendship with donald trump. in 2009, when i was miss california, he stood up for me at a time when it wasn't popular to stand up for someone who was, you know, outspoken about being politically incorrect. and that's what i love about donald trump. he speaks the truth. he speaks for the majority of people in this country and how they feel. as far as latinos go, i think that he's going to win them over. i do. >> you do? >> i really do. i think that they want job security, i think they want, you know, as far as putting a wall

up, what kind of country doesn't have borders? we don't have a country if we don't have security. >> we don't have the olympics if we don't have borders either. >> that's what we need. to call him a racist, that's the furthest thing. he's not a racist. he married an immigrant for god's sakes. i don't buy it. >> do you think that the donald can rebound from his terrible numbers when he talks about jobs, when he talks about safety, talks about values or do you think he's too long gone in that demographic? >> i think the things that donald trump talks about, economic security, national security, constitutional -- those are the reasons why people immigrate. i live in a mostly immigrant neighborhood, mostly hispanic, mostly immigrants on the border in san diego. this is what is so funny, they won't say it out loud, they don't talk about it at parties, probably don't tell a pollster, but they whisper to me, i'm supporting trump. >> this is scientifically very

accurate. wouldn't you say? you can extrapolate a lot from that. >> i can. can i pause for a second. i love how you refer to yourself in the third person. "watters world" goes to a parade. it is unbelievable. you're like bob dole. that was unbelievable. >> "watters world" wants to know from your perspective, didn't seem that engaged, had something for hillary, are you going to vote, one said she's into trump. what do you think? >> i think trump is at about 20% with latinos. i know polls don't matter, crowd size does according to the world of donald trump. latinos don't seem to like donald trump. one might construe that as a tad

racist. >> donald trump apologized the other day for everything that he said that might have caused pain and suffering to people. you're not going to accept his apology. >> i too apologize to anybody i might have offended in my 12 years here at fox news. i won't specifically say what for because i have nothing to apologize for -- >> apology accepted. >> thank you. >> if that's the worst thing they can come up with donald trump, i mean, hillary clinton, you can't compare the two. >> hillary clinton appeals to latinos, she keeps hot sauce in her pocketbook. it is pandering. just talk about the double standard. romney had an illegally mowed lawn. hillary clinton is hiring illegal immigrant volunteers for her campaign and the media says nothing. >> nothing. here is the other thing. this is a national security issue. and when i talk to latinos i know they say, you know what, we don't want people that aren't

vetted coming across our borders. they're concerned about the refugee influx. hillary makes no real statement on that. she said nothing about how she's going to protect us from people that want to kill us coming across our border. not like hispanic people don't have children and families they want to protect too. >> we know hillary einvolved a lot on this issue. she was running for senate or president, she didn't want driver's licenses for illegal an now hiring them to work on the campaign. what happened there? >> how do you hire a volunteer? they're volunteers. >> you got to hire some paperwork. you don't like paperwork. >> we have a volunteer, i say come on in. >> smhe's going to keep the mony for herself. >> is that right? is that how it works? >> thank you very much. coming up, "watters world" quizes folks at the renaissance fair. wait until you see this. >> do you know who is hillary's vp ticket. >> tim.

>> dagget. >> who is tim dagget? >> the gymnastics guy. small business owners. and here's to the heroes behind the heroes, who use their expertise to keep those businesses covered. and here's to the heroes behind the heroes behind the heroes, who brought us delicious gyros. actually, the gyro hero owns vero's gyros, so he should have been with those first heroes. ha ha! that's better. so, to recap -- small business owners are heroes, and our heroes help heroes be heroes when they're not eating gyros delivered by -- ah, you know what i mean.

♪ so "watters world" wanted to go back to medieval times but we couldn't afford the trip to the middle east, so we went to new york for the renaissance fair. take a look. >> there's a fellow here by the name of jesse watters. >> welcome, friend, welcome. >> look at your dimples. your cheeks are lazy. >> oh. >> bull's-eye. >> one, two, three, four.

>> one of your finest ales. is that where you put the tip? >> yes. that's my treasure chest. >> you do cry a lot? >> i do cry a lot. do you know what the news is? >> no. >> we're doomed. ♪ >> you're the sheriff around here, is that correct? >> that is correct. >> if hillary clinton breaks a lot of laws, what would you do to her? >> like everyone else, she would be punished and forced to work in the salt mines. >> my name is little john. >> they call me big jesse. what do you do on a regular basis. >> steal from the rich, give to the poor.

>> you're a democrat. ♪ we're men, men in ties, we rob from the rich and give to the poor, that's right ♪ >> how do you think i would fair in the big world? >> well, big jesse, think you'd have your moments as well. >> are you following the race? >> a little bit. >> are you excited for the race? >> sure, if that's what you want to call. >> it do you know who hillary picked as a vp in. >> no. >> who is it. >> tim dagget. >> who is tim dagget? >> a gymnastics. >> it rhymes with bane. >> kaine. >> what do you know of trump? >> i want to rip his hair off. >> do you know who trump's v.p. is? mike. >> jones. >> mike.

>> mike pence. >> do you know where benghazi is? >> pakistan. >> india. >> obama caught paying the country $400 million. do you know what country? >> iraq. afghanistan. >> libya. >> iran? >> you're on fire. do you have any idea who i am? >> no. >> i'm watters and this is my world. >> really. wow. i'm so impressed. >> i'm watters, and this is my world. how embarrassing. julia, gina and carrie are back with us. what was the highlight for you? >> your miami vice look with the pop color.

it was like 1980s -- >> i know. i thought we were going back to the 1480s. >> but it was the 1980s. my question, do they have camels in medieval england? what was the camel doing there? >> i don't know. i can't answer that question. >> i'll have to consult my history book. >> what do you think of my fencing? >> awesome. good form. >> "watters' world" or big jesse. >> "watters' world." any redeeming qualities out of that package? >> if we drank more ale and rode on more camels we wouldn't get excited about politics all the time. >> they'll probably write in big jesse. donald trump trying to get some free publicity from "watters' world." what's that about? publicity fr world." what's that about? for those who can't imagine life without two wheels,

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♪ donald trump, as if he didn't need more publicity. he's using "watters world" to gin up more. take look at this, donald trump trying to get free press off my name. >> get him out, get him out. that was quick. that was quick. you know, they had on television -- i was leaving and they showed a couple of protesters. watters, a good guy, jesse, but they interviewed a couple of people, so why are you here? i don't know. >> it's big jesse, donald trump, let's get it straight. all right. remember to follow me on facebook and twitter and instagram. coming up next, justice with jeanine, and remember, i'm

watters and this is my world. , watters and this is my world.is. welcome to "hannity," and we are at the pats theater. welcome to milwaukee, wisconsin. how are you? the entire hour. donald trump will join us to talk about the threats of radical islam and what it poses and how we can ultimately defeat it. tonight we'll also hear from victims of terror attacks and family members and the author of "defeating jihad," dr. sebastian gor gorka. we have a huge, fun, enthusiastic audience. governor is here, sheriff clarke is here tonight, but before we get started, on a serious note, this summer we have seen a wave of violence inspired by radical