. >> america social united filed paperwork with the commission saying it was forming, and there was a contact address and name on that form. and when we went to the website we found another address and another form. one of these addresses is a mailbox in las vegas, and the other address is an office in a virtual office sweep in washington d.c. there's not employees there, there's not staff there, executive director maintaining a big office on peninsula avenue. >> it had a name at the time . >> exactly. bernie sanders was a candidate that said he didn't want super pact support. into there's nothing illegal about setting up a super pact meant to support a presidential candidate, even if that presidential candidate doesn't want anything to do with this. >> that's right, super pacts are part of the wild, wild west. pretty much anyone can go out and start them, you can spend the money on just about anything. forming a super pact is an easy process. you can file paperwork, form a website, raise money, and you are right to the races. campaign. >> there's something that says it's ready for bu

social issue. it was called human bondage. slavery might well have persisted for decades after it did in the united states of america. e bottom line of it is social issues are really moral issues. [ applause ] when i came up on the stage, i told the general my mission was to get us back on schedule and i will. let me close with this thought. i'm asking you to make a commitment now for every federal office, not simply the presidency of the united states, commit yourself now to making a solid effort to go out and find and recruit and support those who believe in freedom and liberty and responsibility in this country. i'm saying that out of great personal need. i've got 16 grandchildren. i don't want them to grow up in a country that's threatened like we are today. i'm asking you to be part of the we, the people, to make a commitment. the president i was blessed to serve who said kind things about me so my children would hear them once urged us that we are a nation with a rendezvous with destiny and that we're responsible for keeping this nation free. we can only do that if we remind our friends and our enemies that we a

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america. >> wufns the cash starts flowing there is very little overnight, over how the money is spent. in cooperation with the center for public integrity, we've been looking at a superpack called american socially unitedrun by carey peterson. mr. peterson called into our show at the last minute to give his side of the story. it was a hard to hear and somewhat disjointed conversation so i invited limb to appear on the show in person, he accepted my invitation and as you'll see in a moment the conversation touched on many things, marijuana, bernie sanders and act blue, a political action committee that is not in fact a superpac. since 2004 act blue claims to have raised more than 800 million for democratic candidates in america. >> carey, good to see you. you and i had a conversation on friday, i invited you to come here, you and i talked on the phone, i appreciate you getting to the bottom of some things. i want to start with the cease and desist letter from bernie sanders campaign. you said have heard him say he doesn't want a superpac. why set up with the superpac, what he doesn't want? >> let's talk about the man at hand, we're talking about superpacs and supporters of this candidate for presidency.

bring back wealth to the united states so we can afford to save social security, which i will save without cuts, so we can afford to do the kind of things we have to do to make america great again. ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much, and here is your pledge. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] mr. trump: it is a bubble waiting to explode and i have been saying that for a long time. what they are doing to china is a bubble waiting to explode -- and just rubberstamping. when it is a bubble, we can't be brought down by the bubble. they have done things to cause it. we can be brought down. thank you, everybody. thank you, thank you. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, this is a very -- an amazing man. great as you know, a speaker of the house of indonesia. easier to see me. one of the most powerful men, and a great man, and his whole group is here to see me today, and we will do great things for the united states, is that correct? you are likely in indonesia >> >> yes, thank you. [applause]

america. >>> still ahead on the program, a revolutionary pope. from marriage to evolution. how he stands on social issues, and how he'll be received in the united states, and landing a muslim teenager in jail, and the outpouring of support he's getting on the internet. >> have you heard the story? the 14-year-old muslim teenager from irving texas won't be facing any criminal charges for getting arrested for what turned out to be a homemade clock to school. >> i built the clock to impress my teacher, but when i showed it to her, she thought it was a threat to her. so it was really sad that she took the wrong impression of it, and i got arrested for it later that day. >> school officials thought that akmad mohamed's clock might have been an explosive device. he was handcuffed and taken to a detention center where he was fingerprinted and had mugshots taken, and now akmad is getting support from the white house. the president sent out this message on twitter. cool clock, akmad, you want to bring it to the white house in we should inspire more kids like you in science, and that's what makes america great. he met with reporters today. and after the

he was talking to mayors of america like they're on the front lines dealing with these social and economic issues. he is bringing a moral tone and a political tone to the unitedtates that we haven't heard in a long, long time. and it's tapping in perfectly with the politics, the absence of political leadership, and the changing culture in america today. >> very much so. and he's certainly brought lots of smiles to thousands of people across the u.s. and it's such a pleasure to have you here today, sir. mr. mayor, great to see you. >> come back to boston. >> you got it. i'll come by and visit. appreciate it very much. all the best to you, sir. >>> well, michelangelo painted the sistine chapel and creating her own masterpiece soon on its way to the vatican. we talk to this incredible artist who also happens to be a cloistered nun. she's coming up next. pope francis following up his mass this morning with a speech in front of independence hall. continuing coverage of the pope's visit to philadelphia right here on fox. here at humana, we value sticking with things. when something works, people stick with it. more people stick with humana medicare advantage. becau

back wealth to the united states so we can afford to save social security, which i'll save without cuts. so that we can afford to do the kind of things that we have to do to make america great again. ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much, and here is your pledge. [ cheers and applause ] >> we've been listening to donald trump for the last 20 minutes. there he is. and he has signed the rnc pledge that he will not run as a third-party candidate. he'll support whoever the nominee is, if it is not him. he also said -- he talked about illegal immigration. talked about tom brady, china, jobs. how he plans to make america great again. he got in a few jabs. coming up we'll go to governor rick perry who he said is out of the race. team coverage. bret baier. we're going right back. he's answering more questions. >> it's a bubble. it's a bubble. we can't be brought down by that bubble. they've done things that caused it. we can't be brought down by that bubble. thank you, everybody. thank you. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> now he is officially done. we have bret baier, anchor of special report. chris stirewalt. carl cameron live in new hampshire following jeb bush. t

social challenges. so what the pope is going to focus on africa and probably deliver something. in terms of bringing the human lives for it. >> yes, and if south america, cuba and the unitedion, i think that pope francis will definitely have a keen message for the leaders in africa. anderson, christiane? >> no doubt about that. >> no doubt about it. >> we understand, it's the central african republic. the central african republic is in full civil war mode. so it's pretty dangerous, it's pretty brave to go. but further back, isn't africa one of the fastest growing churches? >> it is. africa, asia, or really the fastest growing parts of the catholic church right now. >> yeah. >> he has to be very attentive to those areas. >> we should point out that sister sledge is actually practicing, going to be performing. one of my producers who is incredibly young didn't know who sister sledge was and thought maybe sister sledge was actually a sister. and i had to say, not that kind of a sister. we are family. we're going to take -- we're going to break from here. our coverage is going to continue all throughout the afternoon and the evening. let's go right back now to fredericka whit

bring back wealth to the united states so we can afford to save social security which i'll save without cuts so we can afford to do the kind of things we have to do to make america great again. ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much. and here is your pledge. >> donald trump, ladies and gentlemen. here now with his reaction is republican national chairman president reince priebus. i remember when trump first announced i was hearing from people at the rnc and other leading republicans in washington. he is a buffoon, a disaster, he will destroy the republican party, what can we do about this. he opened tonight by saying, i've been treated respectfully by the rnc. how did that come about? >> it is a job to treat them equally and respectfully. if i was not doing that, i wonderful be chair of the republican party. so my job is to make sure we're ready for whoever the nominee is. at the same time, i have to make sure all of our candidates pledge their loyalty to the party. and also, pledge that we wouldn't seek a third party bid because what would we be preparing the party for? so i'm happy that today happened. we've got complete unity with the 17 candidates now say

social statistics foremost in mind as educated, thoughtful people. you need to know. but as a sane person in the united states of america you need to forget. >> thank you for that. [applause] >> remember the, well, i guess maybe i can tack onto my answer, because part of what i do is not to ignore the trauma, but to let people know within our history it's not all trauma. >> that's right. >> there's creation. this is, you know, my book celebrates or artists, you know? lena honor, you know the cab callaways and the things you have not heard about them. to give you not just another story about them having to go through the back door in a white hotel, but the story of them writing a song or painting a painting or studying their lines. in my book there's a picture of dorothy -- [inaudible] taking a dance class. young people today love beyonce and talk about her work ethic a lot, and i always like to bring that up in that context for something you can understand. the thing you admire beyonce for or janet jackson always seen rehearsing, that's not new. they're from a long tradition of artists who were hard workers and loved ar

bring back wealth to the united states so we can afford to save social security, which i will save without cuts, so we can afford to do the kind of things we have to do to make america great again. ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much. here is your pledge. [inaudible] somebody else wrote it. it's a bubble waiting to explode. i have been saying what they're doing in china is a bubble waiting to explode and gesture members something, when it's a bubble, we can't be brought down by that bubble. they've done things that caused it. we can't be brought down by that bubble. thank you, everybody. thank you. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, this is an amazing man. he is the speaker of the house of indonesia. he's here to see me. one of the most powerful man and a great man and his whole group is here to see me today and we will do great things for the united states. is that correct? >> yes. mr. trump: do they like me in indonesia? >> yes. mr. trump: speaker of the house in indonesia. thank you very much. [applause] brieflyd trump speaking before taking questions. the entire press conference lasting about 25 minutes. youre asking you whether think he should have signed t

back wealth to the united states so we can afford to save social security which i'll save without cuts. so that we can afford to do the kind of things that we have to do to make america great again. ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much. and here is your -- here is your pledge. [ cheering and applause ] >> donald trump, ladies and gentlemen. here now with his reaction is republican national chairman reince priebus. reince, great to see you tonight. >> hey, tucker. >> i remember when trump first announced i was hearing from people at the rnc and other people republican in washington, this guy is a buffoon, he is a disaster, he is going to destroy the republican party. what can we do about this. he opened tonight by saying, i've been treated respectfully by the rnc. how did that detente come about? >> it is a job to treat them respectfully and fairly. if i wasn't doing that, i wouldn't be worthy of being chairman of the republican party. my job is to make sure we have a party that is ready for whoever the nominee. at the same time, i have to make sure all of our candidates pledge their loyalty to the party. and also pledge that they wouldn't seek a third party bid.

back wealth to the united states, so we can afford to save social security, which i'll save without cuts. so that we can afford to do the kind of thing so we have to do to make america great again. ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much and here is your [cheers and applause] here is your pledge. [cheers and applause] >> that's donald trump showing off his big pledge. he's playing by the rules, folks, we just heard from donald trump there live from trump tower on 5th avenue in manhattan. he's been speaking with reporters, he just announced that he will promise, he's taken the pledge to not run as a third party candidate in the event that he doesn't win the republican nomination. well, how did the republicans get him to make this move and what does it mean for his popularity and i come going forward? it looks like he's still speaking. let's go back and listen in to a little bit more on this >> we can't be brought down by that bubble. they've done to things cause it. we can't be brought down by it. thank you, everybody >> it's like the encore; right? all right. there he is. waving goodbye there after getting a series of questions there from reporters. donald trump h

united states. i'm for making america great again. i'm for applying conservative principles. i'm for getting us off the path to socialism, rescuing the idea of america. donald trump is for donald trump. donald trump is for making donald trump great. donald trump's not for making america great. it's a great slogan. i love the fact he took ronald reagan's idea of renewing america. it's a great theme. but the difference between us is i'm about applying conservative principles and fighting to save our country. donald trump is for donald trump. i is for and against anything and everything as long as it's for donald trump. >> trump took the pledge. if he's the nominee, would you support him as the republican nominee or would you consider endorsing a third-party candidate? >> the reason i'm here is to avoid that hypothetical. the reason i'm here today is he cannot be our nominee. him being our nominee results in one or two very bad scenarios. he immroedz, immroedz during the general elections, hands it to hillary clinton. secondly, if he were to miraculously win, maybe she implodes worse than he does and he gets elected, we ha

united states. so we can afford to save social security which i'll save without cuts. so that we can afford to do the kind of things so we have to do to make america great again. ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much. and here is your -- here is your pledge. [ applause ] they put it in, yeah. somebody else wrote it. we'll change the date. >> you know it's a bubble waiting to explode. i have been saying what they're doing in china is a bubble waiting to explode and just remember something. when it's a bubble, it's a bubble, we can't be brought down by that bubble. they have done things to cause it. we can't be brought down by the bubble. thank you, everybody. thank you. thank you. >> you have been listening in to donald trump following his meeting with rnc chairman reince priebus and signing a pledge of allegiance to the republican party that he will not run as an independent. >> he's here to see me. one of the most powerful men and a great man and the whole group is here to see me today and we will do great things for the united states. is that correct? >> yes. >> do they like me in indonesia? >> yes. thank you very much. >> speaker of the hou

bring in tens of thousands of refugees to the united states of america, probably not going to be vetted very well and we're going to once again open up the social of these individuals. >> absolutely. we know the refugees will receive at least an $1850 reset willment fee automatically and then eligible for all the things that americans generally get when they're here and they're in trouble. >> absolutely right. think about the fact that the obama administration has said that we're going to cut 40,000 active duty soldiers from the united states army. what's going to happen to them? we have a navy at levels. the oldest and the smallest fleets in the air fas. yet, we'll take taxpayer dollars and give it to people that are coming here and we know nothing about. >> making it harder to be a member of the military and easier for somebody from another land to come here. >> absolutely. at a time where we have russia with their troops in syria, we see china expanding in the pacific and we're decimating our military and it's a slap in the face to those who raised their right hand who said they will support and defend the constitution. >> for active duty mi

social issues, like, gay marriage or abortion from pope francis this morning. climate change front and center in his first ever trip to the united states of america.e going to be talking about the pope with fox news contributor father jonathan morris. he's coming up in just one moment. he will be with us. but joining us right now senator steve, republican from montana. pope francis came out swinging on climate change and linked it at the same time as hillary clinton had said yesterday no pipeline. they're all in the climate change boat together. >> well, i've got great respect for the pope and the catholic church on a wavering commitment of stand for those that are most vulnerable, the disabled, the elder, the unborn, but gosh just yesterday on the senate floor we had a very important vote, the first piece of pro-life legislation in 12 years to stop late term abortions, the first piece in 12 years. it would have been appropriate to comment on that. but let's remember something. the president's policies on energy are driving energy prices up. what do poor people need? low cost energy. so we need to fight for the poor and one way to help the poor is

united states government? alternative.e no there would be nothing that anybody could do but blowup holdings and chase people out of offices. if you want the way of america to go toward socialism i want to let you know what the future lies for you. host: that is the last call we will take on this topic. coming up, we will hear with hope francis more about his visit and other issues. on the author of pope francis the struggle for the soul of catholicism. more about that visit in washington today. this will take place after this. >> today i am a reporter for nbc for -- nbc 4. they said that is his seat all the time. i said, mr. mayor, i have been to club 55. don't you realize people watch where you go? they said you said there all the time to watch naked dancing girls. phonewas a pause on the and he said, it's nice, isn't it? tom sherwood on the political corruption in maryland, d.c. and virginia. >> i think 24 attorneys general signed a letter saying they agreed with governor mcdonald, that what he did was politics and not bribery. that he should've reportedly gifts. $15,000 for a child's wedding. $70,000 loans. the problem was that bob macdonald had been considered potentially

the people united states of america here, he's going to be the only person in that room who is not a candidate which is sort of unusual. >> yeah. >> he will be speaking basically about the socials con -- is it they will try to realize the pope saying thicks conceived as political, he's talking about the catholic faith? >> mike, i sure hope that's the case. you're right. this is a speech about values more than issues. he'll touch upon issues because they're the signs of the time. they're the things that come up every day but he is a moral leader who will be talk about values and the timeless values of the church which connect to the values of the aulll the gre faiths in the world. i think if we go in not trying to grab on to the sentence we like that justifies our position and we're very prone to do that. if we go in instead and open our ears to listen, that's another great biblical lesson. they have ears but didn't hear. we need to have ears and hear and reflect upon this and he could open up some space for a more frankly taking more responsibility on issues like this. european and syrian migrant crisis. getting a budget that can do right by the least of these. we're a week aw

united states of america have paid family leave. >> reporter: in a 2012 survey, 23% of women interviewed were back at work within two weeks of having a child. maybe it's not all financial. on socialreflects the pressure women feel to be at the job 24/7. sheila darcy is part owner of a media advertising firm and a mom. >> when marissa mayer makes those decisions she's leading by example. because we have a community of other like-minded women, it makes it easier. we have people that appreciate it. >> reporter: still, even if she isn't taking advantage of her own policy, marissa mayer did extend leaves for new moms at yahoo! to 16 weeks paid. eight weeks for new dads or adoptive parents. that, too, is a trend. >> a ground swell is growing in the united states of america with the most highly, successful, profitable companies offering more paid family leave to new parents. >> the question becomes if long leaves are offered will employees take the time. research has shown when employees are offer unlimited vacation time they don't take it all because they feel it will make them look bad if they take too much time off. >> pressure. >> absolutely. >> i wish we could just support the choi

united states. so we can afford to save social security which i'll save without cuts. so that we can afford to do the kind of things that we have to do to make americaes and gentlemen, thank you very much. here is your pledge. [ cheers and applause ] >> all right. so there we have it. just listening to druonald trum here talking about how he has signed the pledge. he spoke for the first couple minutes there speaking about why he has rationale enough to sign it. and then took questions from the masses of media who have showed announcement. chuck todd has been watching this. chuck, i parentally he's still talking -- >> saying what they're doing in china is a bubble waiting to explode. just remember something. when it's a bubble, it's a bubble, we can't be brought down by that bubble. they've done things that caused it. we can't be brought down by that bubble. >> we all get bumped by trump. excuse me. he is now finished. he is walking away from the microphone. i should know better, chuck. we should see him walk away from the microphone first -- >> this is a very -- >> he's back. >> speaker of the house of indonesia. he's here to see me. one of the most

social media campaign #nurses unite is dominating twitter. all started after miss colorado impassioned monologue during the talent session about sunday's miss americaco-host of nbc "the view" unbearable daytime tv program mocked the appearance. >> came out in a nurse's uniform and basically read her emails outloud and shockingly did not win. that's not a real talent. why does she have a doctor's stethoscope'. >> i think "the view" is absolutely entertaining now because of the inclusion of a lot of these people he. >> they are feeling the heat. sponsors pulling out. the co-host have grabbled, aapologized again and again has not worked. >> took to facebook to stand up for nurses how did a lot of people. hillary joins us now from san francisco. thanks very much for being here today. we appreciate it. report. so, let's talk about your reaction when you saw -- i would venture to guess it was michelle collins' comments that angered you the most? >> it was. it was very dismissive of our profession. >> elaborate on that a little bit. what do you feel? because in all honesty when i was watching it i felt she is just joking around she is a comedian and that'