jon: alan colmes, tammy bruce. thank you. jenna: isis is following through on threats to destroy ancient ruins. jenna: isis destroying ancient ruins in the city of palmyra. last week the terrorists behead an 81-year-old scholar. reports say they used explosives to blow up that ruin. it's a you necessary co-world heritage site. they say it's the worst they have seen since world war ii. jon: an aspiring singer who underwent $100,000 worth of cosmetic surgery to look like justin bieber is missing now. he hasn't been seen for a week and according to friend it's unlike him to not show up for things. he appeared on the tv show "botched" where he underwent cosmetic operations to look like justin bieber. jenna: the dowel -- the dow falg 300 points. >> reporter: we are only off 300. at 9:35 we were off 1,089. sow pretty significant steep sell-off. we have been seeing momentum as we work our way back here. but 350 points. that's a pretty big deal. a lot of concerns about china. a lot of concerns about whether this market has run its co

let's talk about it with our media panel today alan colmes, host of the alan colmes show, nationally syndicated by the fox news radio. tammy bruce is a radio talk show host and fox news contributor. the reporters that broke the story, probably didn't write the headline but the headline suggested there was a criminal inquiry directed at mrs. clinton. the clinton campaign obviously very upset about that. that has not come to pass. your take on the walking back that "the new york times" has -- >> they didn't walk it back quickly enough. then they said, the executive editor of the times, according to a government person the government said there was criminal investigation. who in the government? what level. was it trey gowdy and his tee leaked it? what indication of the government. >> the indication newspaper ombudsman it was somebody at justice department. >> that is possible. got little information from the "new york times." editors of the times have done a terrible times. this puts the lie notion somehow they're idealogical or promote liberal candidate for president. they're jumping t

. >> alan colmes host of the "alan colmes show," mike gallagher. both fox news contributors. were you surprised by his answer mike? >> i don't know that i was surprised. i was relieved and kind of gratified by the audience's response. you can't tell 5,000 people how you're going to instinctively respond to something that is said on the stage, and i think it proves that there are a lot of republicans who are not hate-filled. it shows that there are a lot of republicans who embrace that message of love and understanding. he -- kasich knocked it out of the park. it was a great answer. it was an answer that i think a lot of people have been waiting for a republican to give. >> some people go to weddings without getting paid to go to weddings. >> i did think it was one of the highlights of the night. mike had good points about the fact that there is -- for people who don't normally follow republican politics some of them think there is a lot of hate there. >> it was a surprising reaction because i don't think we would have expected a republican audience to respond as favorably as

, host of alan colmes show on fox news radio.en, good to see you. steve, you're a policy guy. you helped rand paul with his flat tax proposal. from donald trump other than the wall, what other policy has he enunciated? do we know anything about a tax policy or how he plans to balance the budget or what? >> not much, david. that is the amazing thing. he really run on his record and anti-washington credential and how much he hates incompetence and corruption in washington. he said contradictory things on taxes. i've been reading through his book. i've been reading through his policy statements. one thing you read you think he is ronald reagan supply-sider. other times you think he is a hillary clinton tax increaser. tonight will be fascinating to see whether he is actually has to punctuate what he stands for on taxes trade, other issues he has gotten away with not speaking until now. david: alan, without policies why is trump so appealing? >> because he resonates. he is not poll tested -- he is not blow dried. well he is blow dried

alan colmes, host of "the alan colmes show," fox news contribute tomorrow. brad blakeman, former deputy assistant to president george w. bush. probably pretty good advice for anybody who is running for office. you have to be yourself. people get over handled and overmanaged. hard to say what they memorize and come off flat, alan. >> i agree. donald trump is what you see what you get. he is who he is. he is the full donald. that is appealing. the fact he doesn't have pollsters or handlers telling him what to say, what to do. people get a sense he is speaking from the gut. that is why he is almost bullet-proof comes to his position which haven't been fully articulated but that almost doesn't matter this is attractive to people who like him because he is is who he is and that is important. martha: it takes a little while and let's listen to it and we'll get brad's response. >> you've been tough on jeb bush particularly. tomorrow night he will be next to you i believe. he will stand next to you. will you say we don't need another bush, get out of here get off th

first alan colmes hosts fox news radio, fox news channel. holland cooke, one of the smartest man i've ever met. he is a consultant. karen hunter. i once did a radio show us her cohosts us her cohost and debbie w. r. l. in new york and she taught me how to rap on the air. it was fun. chris oliverio, talk about smart. a fellow who worked up from being an intern to one of the most influential and important executives i'm all for radio. pc vp of programming at cbs radio. joe shaka who is new to a lot of you. please say hello to show and tom shattuck. they've been doing something i've been talking about for years and i had the honor of them asking for a name -- asking me for my eyes. they put a radio station on a newspaper platform. the newspaper is the other stake at the stake owners can give you placed your radio, what better place to do new stuff for sports radio than a big metropolitan newspaper website and platform. they do it and it's remarkable. joe has to be here. greg schwall, wap c. new york, the local program director is sort of like t

alan colmes, mike gallagher, both are fox news contributors.uys, he is right in the sense that we've got to do something about it in the microcosm, we have had these school shootings. we have had the horrendous murders of the two people on wednesday and countless other cases. and we do cover them, and then we move on to other things. and so he is right on that front. but how would this have been stopped, mike? >> he gets to say whatever he wants. as a parent i can't even imagine what this man is going through, the grief and anguish that he is experiencing. who can blame him for wanting to come to some kind of an answer to this senseless, horrible crime. mr. parker invoked seat belt laws. it's a little bit like saying i wish we had seat belt laws when we have seat belt laws. as rick pointed out, the killer submitted to a criminal background investigation. ultimately there was no law that could have prevented this. again, this man has a right and i -- i applaud anybody who would become an advocate for their loved one who was taken from him so ter

stuart: alan colmes, you outta here. [laughter] now this. democrat, former obama auto czar, he helped out with the gm bailout, he's worried about millennials. the most educated generation in history is on track to becoming less prosperous at least financially than its predecessors. they are face with the a slow economy high unemployment, stagnant wages and student loans that constrict their ability both to maintain a reasonable lifestyle and save for the future. ashley pratt is a millennial, and she joins us right now. ashley, sounds to me like steven rattner is laying the groundwork for the forgiveness of student debt. i think that's where he's coming from. what say you? >> he could be but he could also be contradicting the obama administration here who says that millennials are well off under his presidency who says yes, we should forgive student loans. but look, at the end of the day, that is fiscally irresponsible and this administration has done so much to hurt my generation because of that. putting forward these fiscally-irresponsible

just last night, the campaign manager brian fallon told alan colmes they feel biden would be a quotedable opponent. the white house has steered clear saying selecting biden as vice presidential nominee has been the best decision president obama made. that had one reporter asking earlier this week, what about the former secretary of state? >> yeah, it was, it was, and i think what the president spoke at quite some length about the appreciation, respect and admiration he has for the service of secretary clinton, particularly in her four years as secretary of state. >> reporter: briefly, here is what could be giving the clinton camp some pause in a swing state poll earlier this week. joe biden in a head-to-head matchup fared better against donald trump, marco rubio and jeb bush than hillary clinton and bernie sanders did. and joe biden polling in the low double digits nationally as well. he hasn't thrown his hat into the ring just yet. connell: if he does yet, in you will see the polls switch around. christie setzer and hadley with the independent women's forum. the idea that all the cl