rance program from the hartford and get a quote. that's visithartfordauto.com. >> he see you back here in an hour. "outnumbered" starts right now. melissa: begin with a fox news alert. tropical storm hermine is barreling up the east coast at this hour after making landfall early this morning. as the category one storm in florida's big bend area, packing winds up to 80 miles-an-hour and becoming the first hurricane to hit at that state in more than a decade. widespread flooding of a major concern with the storm surge, up to 12 feet in some areas and nearly two feet of rain on top of that. the powerful storm knocking down trees and damaging property, killing at least one person and leaving tens of thousands of in the dark. senior meet roll exist janice dean is live in the fox extreme weather center.

she has the latest. where is it headed next, janice? >> we're not done yet. actually we could see the strongest storm thus far this weekend for the northeast and the mid-atlantic. there is is the tropical storm right now, 50 mile-an-hour sustained winds. rainfall estimate, close to two feet of rain when it made landfall across the big bend of florida. watching potential for not only flooding, battering waves and tropical storm force winds, but tornadoes. tornado watch locally for parts of carolinas up towards virginia. the forecast precipitation, anywhere four to six inches plus, for the carolinas, up towards the mid-atlantic. we certainly have flood advisorieses posted for areas seeing effects of this storm. here is the track. pay close attention if you cliff across the mid atlantic and the northeast. we have dad indication what is will happen on saturday as the storm is expected to move out into the atlantic.

what happens sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday, we call this is the cone of uncertainty. there is a good reason we call it that, because as of sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday, we are very uncertain of the forecast. look at this. hurricane-force winds near the center of this storm. if this storm moves to the west, we're going to be dealing with pretty major event all along from the delmarva up to new england with a, maybe a tropical storm, extra tropical storm, a hybrid of both of those. so as you can see as we head into sunday we have good indications what is going to happen but look at this. a whole bunch of squiggly lines like my five-year-old started to draw on the map here. bottom line here, ladies, if you live across the mid-atlantic and northeast, you need to pay very close attention to the forecast. your beach weekend labor day will not be a good one, unfortunately. we have tropical storm warnings in effect for the del mar v

watch as they extend into connecticut and long island and new york. i will be busy. i will keep you posted. bottom line, please, please, please, pay attention to the forecast as we head into the weekend. melissa: why yes we know you will. thank you, janice dean so much for that. >> you got it. ♪ melissa: welcome, this is "outnumbered" i'm melissa francis. here today is fox business network's dagen mcdowell. democratic strategist julie roginskys reporter for nationalreview.online, katherine timpf. today's #oneluckyguy, co-host of fox and friends weekend, tucker carlson. he is widely outnumbered. >> wildly. >> you have a new toupee. >> thank you for noticing. that is not actually mine.

>> that is debate strategy. melissa: maybe wearing the cone of uncertainty as janice dean was talking about. that was fun. we goes to the race for the white house. bitter twitter war between donald trump and mexico president, over who will pay for the border wall following the gop nominee visit to mexico and fiery speech on immigration. trump tweeting emphatically, quote, mexico will pay for the wall. to which mexico's leader replied, i repeat what i said personally, mr. trump, mexico would never pay for a wall. all as major latino sure. the candidate signaling on "the o'reilly factor" his top goals for immigration and appearing to

find the realities of. >> we'll build a wall. we'll get rid of all the bad members, gang leaders, greg dealers, all of the cartel people. after that takes place, we'll sit back, assess the situation. we'll see where we are, because we'll have people in the country that, you know, that have come in illegally. we're going to sit back and assess the situation. melissa: whoof, a lot to drill down. tucker, my friend, let me start with you, the twitter war between presidents, unbecoming after -- or i mean it is classic trump. >> it is classic trump here's the difference though. twitter diminishes anyone who participate in it, just my view. melissa: uh-oh. >> people the stature of trump and mexican president. many ways to express their views. in this specific case it is a disaster because his speech was so successful because he made point after point, basically irrefutable, correct and consistent with american history, with american values.

and this kind of behavior, focusing on that one point, who will pay for the wall, essentially immaterial, irrelevant point, allows detractors to focus on the point and ignore many important things he said. that speech was best moment i of his entire candidacy. why take from it on twitter. >> this is what julie is talking about. rather than keeping his eyes on road he has his right side tires off on the shoulder and he will get a flat. he is not paying attention what he should be doing? >> yes. >> can we talk about the economy, number one issue for the american voters according to latest "fox news poll." we have weaker-than-expected job growth. wage growth is slowing. economy is barely growing. worst recovery since 1949. he is in a dead-heat with hillary clinton on issue with latest poll. tied -- he is not hitting it. he has lost double-digit percentages in terms of how he rates on the economy.

melissa: let me argue the other side for a second. tell me where i went wrong. like a bit having his cake eat it too. he gets speech. some people are happy with that. he goes on twitter, other people like that. on one hand he will deport five to 11 million people. reince priebus comes on earlier on our network saying that is not what he said. he said that after he deports the criminals, then he is going to take a step back to see where we are. he is kind of saying everything to everyone at this point. so maybe everyone is happy with what they're hearing. julie: nobody is happy. everybody is very confused. need a consistent message. running for president, running for dog catcher, whatever you're running for you need a consistent message. his message is so muddled. the fact getting into a twitter war with a head of state is unbelievable. dagen for president, dagen laid out what he should be laying out. she laid out the entire republican party platform as it should be, as repeated over twitter. as repeated over social media and that is not what he is doing. >> it is confusing people are so

quick, here's the pivot. he went to mexico. very calm, very kind. i love it was great. that night the speech in arizona, very different dude we're watching. i'm sure a speech like that fires up the base but the base is already fired up. he needs to expand that a little bit. i think tone interferes with him being able to do that sometimes because some. things he is saying not that radical. not saying if you're here illegally you go to jail, you shouldn't be able to come out and shoot someone's kid. i think everybody would agree with that. that sometimes gets distracted the way he talks about thing. mass deportation thing. i don't think anybody really wants it. liberals don't want it. conservatives don't want it because of a police state that would create. he needs to back away. melissa: tucker, you made a great point, who pays for the wall is semantics. you could do it with tariff, hold back aid. >> $100 billion a year in savings just from controlling the uncontrolled flow of people

into this country illegally. there is just that. he made a very strong economic case. you may be right, kat, his tone obscures it and people can't hear what he is saying. read the speech. he makes the case. hillary clinton running on wages. really? one of the great depresses on labor, if you have too many at the government labor pool, supply goes down. that is basics of economic principles. >> speaking to vast majority of voters about the economy and their own personal financial situation you have to broaden it out beyond immigration. he needs to look at her, and say, she is promising more of what president obama has given us in seven 1/2 years but better results. and that is idiocy. that is all he has to say. i'm proposing something different. she is not. and he misses the boat on it. julie: here is the problem. you have a "fox news poll" came out, 19%, 19 want the deportation that he is talking about. 77% want --

melissa: he is not talking about deporting everybody. >> now he is not. before he was. i'm confused. where is he? backing away from the pledge of last year to -- melissa: take a pause after we send the criminals out of the country. >> i don't know what that means. does that mean they will continue to live in the shadows, work illegally, no path to legalization which is status quo right now? what is he proposing? secondly we talk about the border wall, this is question really wish somebody could answer for me or at least donald trump, rio grande, river is huge divider of border between mexico and united states. where are we building this wall. in the middle of the rio grande? melissa: lasers with sharks like austin powers. >> can that possibly be the problem with this, really? julie: it is not. it is legitimate question. where is the wall going to be. >> does the count very have a right to have secure borders. julie: where are you put border. >> rio grande is dry in lot of places.

julie: put in the mid did rio grande. you're talking about putting in middle after river, one thing. talking about putting on the mexican side of the river. >> left opposes wall because they don't want to control flow of people in the country because they vote democrat. be honest. julie: that is sovereignty question. >> the speech firmed up about waffling and getting into some twitter battle with a head of state. that is where, where he goes wrong. that -- >> what people on mtv do. not people running for president of the united states. julie: today he gets into crazy psychoanalysis of the brzezinski at msnbc. >> on the merits he might not be that far off. >> i take great pride i don't know how to pronounce that women's name. julie: i know her father.

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♪ dagen: more and more trouble brewing for hillary clinton. hard to know where to start. well, the state department is now saying it will release all of the democratic nominee's schedules with her days at state before election day. that is ahead of the original timeline. in response to a lawsuit from tucker carlson's own daily caller, a federal judge is ordering the state department to release security training records for hillary clinton and huma abedin in two weeks or face depositions. fox news determined that the hillary clinton skip ad sigher briefing back in 2011. melissa: that explains it. dagen: newly-released email

shows a foundation executive asking help from the state department to get diplomatic passports. clinton camp said that was related to a bill clinton emergency trip to north korea to negotiate the release of two americans. "judicial watch" rules would have only allowed such a passport for president clinton, not the staffers on the request. vice president joe biden dodging questions about the foundation. >> do you think americans should be concerned at all or about the ethics of the clinton foundation? has the clinton foundation always been 100% ethical in my view? >> i think the clinton foundation, like all foundations found themselves in a position where things are changing, and i think she is going to change and adjust to the realityies of complicated -- >> is she clearing herself up enough. should they stop donations to the foundation. >> i think they should stop taking dough nations.

dagen: tucker, it's a slow bleed. it's a little bit day by day. but will this be fatal to her candidacy? >> take three steps back. you don't have to work for federal government. you don't have to have position over the authority of over rest of us. once you accept the job. the work product is for us. it is the property of the american taxpayers. the fact we had a file a suit, a bunch of different news organizations file lawsuits go through at great expense to get records that belong to us is an outrage. reveals what we already know, a lot of people in positions of power in the government in this administration and others don't really believe in democracy. they don't think you have a right to know what they're doing. that is an outrage and we should be mad about it. dagen: they abuse the power. i know you looked into the passport. melissa: diplomatic passport thing, okay so you can only have diplomatic passport an employee of government and going on firm business. as an employee of state department and show up with

travel plans, your tickets this is where i'm going what i'm going to do, i need a diplomatic passport. instead if you're part of the clinton foundation you send a email to huma abedin instead, we need a bunch these, may have been for a good cause, which is their argument, we need a bunch. let me see what i can do. let me tell you what is wrong with that. she is supposed to be doing work at state department. she is doing favors by the clinton foundation. she is being paid by the clinton foundation and being paid by teneo which is a consulting group where they hire friends of the clintons to do whatever they need, like chief of police here in new york, who just left office and is now working for teneo, coincidentally going out and saying really nice things about hillary clinton and how she would be great to be the chief law enforcement while he happens to be paid behind the scenes of the bill bratton, a great guy, this is what he is doing, by teneo. dagen: listen, polls are tightening, and still considered more untrustworthy than strum

trump even in the fox news polls, julie. this is hurting her. julie: first let's go back to teneo. doug band, had he gotten diplomatic passports you would have a huge story. melissa: they went without anything stamped. decided way around it to travel to north korea and no passports at all. julie: go back to the north korea thing, by way in terms of releasing her schedules. i agree she should have released them. in terms of things at clinton foundation i agree they should have never taken foreign donations when she became secretary of state. on this particular issue, you don't often hear me defend teneo and doug band, this particular issue, former president of the united states in his capacity as private citizen going to north korea to negotiate for release of two hostages with whom he was able to come home. he is not traveling alone. he is traveling with doug band and one or two other aides, them -- melissa: they're asking their in the state department who they're paying for a favor. that is the point. doesn't matter what they're asking it for.

they're asking for an illegal favor from someone inside the state department. julie: what doug band asked for is doug band's problem. what huma abedin did is huma abedin's and state department's problem. she did nothing wrong. the difference is, he could ask, i could ask you for the moon right now. doesn't mean you're going to give it to me. melissa: you're not paying me. you're not paying me. julie: even if i were paying me. >> i don't think any of this really matter. polls are tightening nationally, but in the key states, she is, donald trump really still has a long way to go. i can't imagine based on everything we already know what would have to be in these emails, in these schedules to have people actually care. i don't know if she missed security briefing because she was throwing a bag of puppies into a river, would that be enough this i don't even know. people are, this slow drip of it, emails, i think i already heard about that so more of the same thing. she laughs it all off i really, sickening that people don't care

more but i don't really care. dagen: when will the american people find abuse of power repugnant enough i don't want person running country? >> will not get better of all the power controlling the free world. it will get worse. people should be thinking about that. rather than actually looking into these things you're talking about, it is complicated. you have to learn things, up easier i heard donald trump is sexist. i'm not going to vote for him. sadly what a lot more people. julie: when they will start caring, donald trump puts forth a message to relate to as opposed to trashing people in twitter wars and trashing people other people don't care about. that is when it will get better. dagen: donald trump, speaking of him, ready to speak a major address at a african-american church. what can he say to persuade the skeptical voting bloc. sanford swimming star, brock turner leaves jail after serving

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i read the numbers so many in poverty and crime is horrible and education is terrible. and they live terribly. i say what do you have to lose. what do you have to lose? give it to me i'm going to fix it. and a lot of people are agreeing with me, what do you have to lose. the democrats and hillary clintons of the world have done a terrible job. she has been there for 35 years. she has done a terrible job. melissa: following his remarks trump is scheduled to tour some of detroit's hardist hit neighborhoods, giving him the opportunity to take his message directly to the people. katherine, let me start with you. this is interesting message. what has been happening here is not working. >> hillary has 91% of the black vote there. kind of like going up a hill with a pogo stick, very difficult. but, if you look at history, he is right. if you look at bill clinton's administration, policies she supported led to uneducated, no college, not college educated

black men, highest unemployment rates among men ever because of incarceration rates. she is are things she is on record supporting. look at the record, her ideas, the clintons ideas, what she supported left these community devastated. and so if he can stick to that message, i don't know if he can completely win over these areas, but make at least an improvement. it looks great he is trying. republicans don't even try. melissa: tucker, who he is talking to when he says this message? is he really talking to people in that community thinking he will get part of the black vote. he is talking to maybe more liberal women? >> i don't know that it matters. i think true things are worth saying for their own sake. he delivered this message to a white audience last week and called a racist by hillary clinton for doing it. he will give it to a black audience. i'm sure she will still calm him a racist. it doesn't make the message any true. our urban policy has been demonstrable failure. doesn't mean his ideas will fix

it. i'm not sure they are. we know what we're currently doing does not work. democratic party is only beneficiary because they get votes. trump is now polling better among black voters than mitt romney did, to me it is gratifying shows how truly dumb the politica that trump would do black voters. he will not do great. i would imagine better than romney. dagen: romney got 59% of the white vote and still did so poorly among minorities. that is illustration donald trump is facing. "new york times" was reporting that there are questions that bishop jackson was going to ask him were, the campaign -- melissa: making that point this morning. dagen: the campaign wanted to see them and got them, i think roughly a dozen. there were some answers, rough kind of sketches, that the campaign put together tore him. how to respond to the question of whether the campaign is racist to avoid repeating that word.

i just it showed great care in how he is addressing this community. it certainly focused on how his communications skills and his, again, choice of words, julie. julie: let's be clear. he is not speaking to a black audience. he is going to a back room with a pastor. he has gotten the questions presubmitted to him. melissa: which hillary clinton has done. julie: let me finish my point. he has designed to answer. he has no problem going to a town in wisconsin that is vastly white and discussing the plight of the black community in front of a huge white audience but he has no ability to do that in front of a black audience, look them in the face and repeat -- >> what is wrong with speaking to white audience? julie: nothing is wrong speaking with white audience. >> why did you note it twice? julie: talking to white audience about issues plaguing for the black community. >> what difference does that

make. julie: it is not television. behind closed doors. dagen: being broadcast after the fact. julie: they have editing rights. >> you're on twitter. you know what he thinks. julie: no, a huge difference. he has editing power over the tape. this is campaign commercial. dagen: there are questions and also make remarks after the fact and it will be seen. >> donald trump has given more press conferences in mexico this year than hillary clinton has at all the criticize him way he is taking questions, kind of ridiculous. julie: if this was hillary you would be all over her. this is such hypocrisy. melissa: isn't it smart, gone out in so many different settings and said things and backfired. thank god somebody is editings it. >> come on, julie. julie: talk about the plight off the black community too do it face. >> be totally fair for one second. trump's problem doesn't talk enough or tell you about what he thinks. problem is the opposite. a lot of things you can say about trump that are negative.

i wouldn't contest him you can't say he is hiding. dagen: that is final word, we have to move on. clinton campaign in the past asked for questions in advance. so. not hypocritical on that. move on this story. former stanford university swimmer convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman is out of jail. brock turner released this morning spending only three months behind bar. that was half of his six-month sentence of the case drawing national attention after the victim's impact statement went viral. if you haven't read it, do. many saying his sentence was too lenient in the first place. it led lawmakers to pass a tougher sexual assault law that is now on the governor's desk. county sheriff saying she hopes he does sign it. she was asked this morning what went through her mind when she first heard what turner's sentence was? >> outraged. outraged. it was a rape conviction. it was a rape con schick unof a woman unconscious an drunk and

should not have done time in our jail. we're done with him. he should be in prison. should be in state prison. should be state prison sentence. felony, rape, six months where you only do three is not correct. it is not right. dagen: judge aaron persky sentenced attorneyer in june citing extraordinary circumstances of his youth and clean criminal record. since then there has been a push to recall the judge. meantime stanford university announcing a new alcohol policy banning hard liquor from most on campus parties starting this fall. despite the timing the school says it has nothing to do with the brock turner case. critics say changing a school's drinking policies does not address the problem of rape culture on college campuses. kat, to you first on this, where do you start? again this is concern for the rapist rather than the victim. rather than addressing rape, an people raping unconscious, intoxicated women they're, the

school will make it about alcohol consumption. >> where you start is right. you look the way this kid talked about this, what about my swimming? what about me, me. this wasn't because he was drunk. this is because he is a bad guy. i don't care how he is good at swimming or grades are, he is clearly entitled person that only cares about himself. the alcohol thing will ming things are better, they win rip shot in dorm room. we weren't supposed to drink in my dorm rooms at all in college. did people? yes, everybody did. a lot of people would get really, really drunk. dagen: to be crass, it is not, bourbon causes rape, but wine somehow doesn't. >> exactly. dagen: that is the disgusting display based on this policy. >> look like you're doing something that is not controversial, we don't have to actually say, try to change the culture or hey, this was a horrible thing this kiddied. should not happen.

we're doing something by banning liquor from parties? people are going to be the drunkest they have ever been at these parties at stanford absolutely. >> how do you change a culture? what is rape culture? i think colleges are way less impressive than they have to be. i'm not defending stanford. i wouldn't send my kids. partying on campuses is real thing. i have two kids in college. people intoxicated do things they wouldn't ordinarily do. to friend it is not a problem that kids are wasted all the time in college. it's a huge problem. julie: why are we making alcohol, what i'm about to say is controversial. when you stigmatize alcohol and 18 you're old enough to go to war and get married but not old enough to buy a bottle scotch. >> that is fair point. julie: that leads these kids to start doing exactly what kat said. becomes stigma. doing shots in your room. doing it quietly and ways you won't want anybody to see. what stanford is doing further sigma advertising it.

kat is absolutely right. dagen: it smacks, all boils down to personal responsibility n terms of drinking and in terms of not committing rapes and sexual assaults on other individuals because, this brock turner was sentenced, the judge cited the fact that alcohol was involved in the incident because it impaired his judgment. that is not making him take personal responsibility. melissa: we're trying to blame everybody involved here except for the guy who actually did it. when you say rape culture puts it back on the university. this man was a violent predator. when you read this report -- dagen: why i said read it. melissa: it is shocking. it is shocking what he did. it is not about a rape culture and it is not about alcohol. those are all things that are terrible but this is about one person who is violent predator who is now free. dagen: it is about one judge who essentially let him out of prison and jail in three months. >> this is true. we're being too clever by half. the idea when you prohibit something increases his use is

demonstrably untrue. drinking went down during prohibition. we have legalized marijuana in ton of states. in effect marijuana use risen dramatically. i'm not that upset about it. when you prohibit something people do it less. true with smoking. if you do want to reduce drinking on campus, make grumpy noises and people drink less. >> on college campus, they will do it in the bathroom stall to make enough shots to make sure you're drunk enough rather than get there, drinking in normal way, way you hopefully will throughout our life. >> when do 18-year-olds drink normally? i never met one. julie: because it was -- >> if we legalize heroin will more people do it or less. julie: no experience with heroin. >> the reason i'm not doing heroin because it is illegal. i don't want to die. dagen: gets back to sexual assault and rape, don't address thats make people make personal responsibility, send them to prison until they have got gray hair not a damn thing is going to change about it.

julie: melissa raises excellent point all of drank in our lives and all of us gotten drunk in my lives testify led me to commit violent crime. if you commit a violent crime like a rape, alcohol is not the excuse for it. that is the part that i don't understand of this judge. dagen: new evidence of political bias at facebook. how liberals stack the deck in its trending news section and kept conservative viewpoints under wraps. what the social media giant is doing about it.

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our one lucky guy tuck ircarlson was at the media after the first allegations of bias surfaced of the investigation found the team cure rating the news. one managing editor tweeting, violence and murder designed to incite fear around affect political change will never be called terrorism if you're white. another worker with this. trump wants mexico to build a wall to keep illegal immigrants out but can i build a wall to keep trump completely out of my life? tucker -- >> that is not possible. >> you went there. what was it like going into the headquarters? >> like being at every news organization i ever worked at before i came here. a group of people with views so similar, backgrounds so similar, regardless of their race, or their age they all come from the same world. never met anyone that disagrees with them. very easy to imagine anyone who does is stupid or immoral and dismiss their points of view.

there is in other words, literally no diversity of thought, none allowed. that is the core problem. the core problem at no, times, "washington post," "politico," and outlets who try hard to be objective. >> algorithm, dagen, the algorithm not working out so well. stories no one is reading trending or completely false stories. what should they do? dagen: the reason i don't get my undergarments in a twist, trending news topics that is not how people use facebook. they communicate with their friends. you look at all my friends. guess what, not a lot of liberals. and so you're getting information on passed on -- julie: i'm your facebook friend. dagen: getting information passed on by your friends. they are sharing articles from fox news. ultimately up to your own community. >> that is not true, you don't know which of the articles they share show up in your feed. that decision is made by facebook. dagen: if i tag somebody, hey read this, and share a fox news

article on my feed, it shows up on my wall. >> but it, it is not necessarily visible to everybody who is friends with you. decision is made -- >> people do get maybe more from twitter. some people do use trending section a little bit. is there a way to do that without algorithm? people should be biased. what should they do? melissa: look by virtue where facebook is and who lives in the community, who they would hire, they would have to go out of their way to find somebody diverse to come in there. having algorithm i think is easiest way. there has to be a way. you have phds from mit can go in there figure out how to not have junk news stories or fake news stories come into the feed. like tucker said, it kind of speaks to this quality a lot of people have where you surround yourself with people with like-minded opinions. you get insulated in your own way of thought. kind of analogy for most people out there. julie: can we just remember for a second all of us who believe in private enterprise.

this is private company. they can do whatever they want whether you like it or not. for congress to launch an investigation -- >> really? congress regulates every private company in america. julie: even private companies? dagen: seek out what you want to read. >> millions along the east coast are bracing for a tropical storm hermine. melissa: hermine. >> barreled ashore this morning killing at least one person and leaving a path of widespread destruction. stunning new revelations how the feds are spending your tax dollars. a new audit confirms the pentagon reimbursed workers for trips to strip clubs and casinos, more than a million dollars worth. how did this happen? and is anything being done about it. ♪ relook.

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storm surgeons and could lurk over the northeast several days. donald trump receiving a second classified briefing in new york city. we'll learn who is moderating debates. chris wallace will be one moderator. he will joins us at top of the hour to tell us more about that which do you think your dog likes better, treats or praise? the surprising answer and some incredible new research out this week. we have details coming up on that a the top of the hour. melissa: it has got to be treats. >> treat for me, austin. i don't know about you. melissa: jenna, thank you. >> thanks. >> more evidence of your tax dollars at work. inspector general's report essentially confirming results of a previous audit last year, that found pentagon employees racked up massive tab, brace yourself, strip clubs an casinos with government issued credit cards all in a plan to make love, not war. out of a sample of 30 government

cardholders, 22 employees reimbursed for charges. what is worse? the report showed that dod management failed to take appropriate action to eliminate further misuse. here is the awesome breakdown. the government shelled out more than $950,000 for casino fund, 9grand for sexy time at strip clubs. the whole ma gila, more than a million dollars, defending this country. >> you're a hater. they were spending money to give to the troops. melissa: at a strip club. >> making a lot and tipping well for the troops. this is ridiculous. defense department needs more money. how about don't blow money you have on strippers maybe? >> how about holding people accountable. you're more likely to die as federal employee as you know. it is your government. julie: it is all mine. >> acid test who is punished for this.

you know as well as i, nobody will be. julie: i'm constantly shocked by, you have these kinds of stories, sadly happen all the time, when do you as government employee wake up say, i'm going to strip club, wait a second i use the company credit card because i doesn't want my wife to bust me but okay if the pentagon busts me? why? how does your brain work? melissa: can i answer that question? because they get away with it. because, so they warned this one guy, they said to him, you're going to lose your security clearance if you do this again. so he immediately goes out and withdraws at atm casino seven more times after he told he would lose the security clearance for $2272. still nothing happened. dagen: consequences at home. your wife will punch you in the neck at best. at work if you work for the government, nothing happens. this gets worse and worse as the debt goes up. the more money we spend, $20 trillion. what is a million dollars? >> exactly right.

dagen: need to clear up something. you don't find love or sex at strip club. >> trust me. i've been to bachelor parties. you answer the question right there. this guy is caught basically stealing taxpayer money in casino, the threat we'll take away your security clearance? melissa: he does it seven more times. >> how about prosecute you? melissa: take it to one larger support. this is why donald trump has any support. there is no logic, there is no sense to this. this is government out of control. this is people in charge, who have no idea what is going on. every time he stands up and he says, our government is broken, it is a mess, we need to inject some regular every-day logic into it, that is his selling point that people get when they read stories like this. >> hillary's selling point, this is my base, my people, federal employees, i will protect you, no matter what. julie: come on. who is defending this? >> the obama administration is defending it. by not prosecuting they're defending it. melissa: one at a time, children.

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