the upstairs was the home of the bollings. this is the original front door to the bolling home.his is where the bolling family would have entered. let me take you inside. this is the birth room of edith bolling wilson. this was the bedroom of her parents. she was the seventh of 11 children born to the bollings. she was one of over 20 family members that lived upstairs in the bolling home. two of the most interesting pieces that we have are the bollling cradle, the cradle that belonged to the bolling family, the cradle that their children would have slept in. the other piece is a child's chair that we know was actually up here in the bolling home. we can just imagine all the bolling children sitting in the chair. the cover is original. and we're so pleased that it hasn't been recovered over the years. this is the bedroom of grandmother bolling. and we know that edith bolling as a little girl slept in the room with her grandmother. her grandmother was an invalid and had back problems, and she was quite spoiled by her grandmother. she was her grandmother's favorite, but along with

i'm dana perino along with geraldo rivera juan william, eric bolling, and kimberly guilfoyle. this is "the five." hillary clinton doesn't have a lot of competition in her bid for the democratic nomination. is that going to change? >> is there any chance you can challenge her? >> yes, there's a chance, but i've made up my mind about that. that's a family personal decision this i'm going to make sometime at the end of the summer. >> it's now august and the speculation about joe biden entering the race is picking up some steam. >> you said he's thinking about it right? >> he said he's thinking about it more importantly. >> would the president like to see that? would he support that? >> the president ultimately wants democratic voters to decide who they believe the nominee should be. the president certainly believes a spirited contest would be in the best interest of our party and the best interest of our party, but ultimately our country and our party are going to be best served by candidates deciding for themselves. >> what does the clinton camp think about the possibility of a

and also, i'm joined by our very own eric bolling here on set.his is guy who has 30% of the vote in south carolina right now. how did he shoot up so fast? >> he is saying things that are resonating. if you listen to his press conferences. people will ask questions, want specifics. he will say i don't want to talk about right now. press accepts it. people who love donald trump accept it. i'm not sure they would have the same form of acceptance were it jeb bush or marco rubio or rand paul. rand paul had some very interesting tax ideas and opened those up. he said fair tax, and they were specific and didn't let him down. whatever he is doing is resonating with the general population. trish: look, we'll be the best. we are the best. we're going to recreate what america once was. and, ford, people want that, he talks about the silent majority out there. there are a lot of people in america felt disenpaged from the political process. it is washington. just a bunch of politicians. no one can really make a difference. he is promising he is the guy that c

. >> what's that bolling on the floor there. >> oh, that's a bolling of air freshener. >> a bottle ofuor or anything. >> okay. do you have a license on you? >> the bottle said gin but the driver said it was a bottle of air freshener. turns out mr. dubose was right, there was no licker in the bottle. moments after the questioning, the officer shot mr. dubose in the head at point blank range. >> go ahead and take your seat belt off. stop stop! >> the car rolls off, and crashes to a stop. officer tensing, as you know has been charged with murder. cnn's jean casarez joins me now along with sunny haase tin. if it wasn't gin in the bottle what was it? >> the coroner's office confirmed with cnn that it is compounds associated with fragrance or pur perfumes. that's what he said. he said it was air freshener. here's what's interesting. they are doing a lot of toxicology testing here. other items in the car being tested and they say they will not come out with any other results until they have conclusionary results on all of them. why did they come out with this? this is a preliminary result bu

go to bolling. [ overlapping speakers ] >> big trouble for hillary?nvestigation. >> doesn't seem to matter. >> yeah. >> doesn't seem to matter what she does. she may have blood on her hands and it won't seem to matter. they'll continue to cut her some slack. i'm guessing this isn't going to be talked about tonight on the evening news. we'll talk about it here. [ overlapping speakers ] >> i find it fascinating again. we talk about it every time she talks on live tv how it's nails to the blackboard and she becomes less likable. this interchange with jeb bush back and forth today? you listen to her, it's like oh, that's the hillary that the gop wants. keep doing that. because it's not that nice little preproduced commercial that she puts out. kind of likable there. but i tell you when you hear her talk -- >> keep her in a fish bowl film to keep the positive. juan this can't be great for your party, you left-wing communist. i had to throw that in. >> hey, you know what? there's nothing good with the fbi coming at you. i mean there's no way -- it's front p

i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with dana perino and eric bolling. at thursday night's presidential debate, donald trump refused to rule out a third-party run. >> is there anyone on stage who is unwilling tonight to pledge your support to the eventual nominee of the republican party and pledge to not run an independent campaign against that person? mr. trump. [ booing ] to be clear, you're standing on a republican primary debate -- >> i fully understand. >> less than four days later, he may have changed his mind. there are reports today trump is reconsidering taking the pledge if he doesn't win the republican nomination. his campaign is pushing back, but will it happen and will he take that pledge? that's how we begin our discussion. >> didn't we see something a couple of hours ago. actually, now he is still keeping open an idea of a third-party run, so this is clear as mud? i can't keep track. >> a senior adviser said he's considering taking the pledge that he will not go independent should he not get the nomination. >> but when he spoke today, he s

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harris faulkner jedediah biel la, fox news contributor julie roginsky and today's #oneluckyguy eric bolling'sk, and, e.u., you're outnumbered. >> yes but not outsmarted. >> oh! >> putting the smackdown out early. >> i'm thrilled to be here. big day. looking forward to it. >> yep we can't wait. all right, so what a fight night. the gloves finally coming off for the republican presidential candidates in their very first debate. the top ten contenders trading plenty of punches, many from front runner donald trump. the donald the most-googled, most-talked about on facebook and the most mentioned on twitter last night. now, the high drama beginning within the very first question of the debate when bret baier asked the candidates to raise their hands if they wouldn't make the pledge to run third party. raise your hand if you won't make that pledge tonight. mr. trump. so -- >> mr. trump, to be clear you're standing on a republican -- >> i fully understand. >> -- the place where the rnc will give the nominee the nod. >> i fully understand. >> -- and that experts say an independent run would almost ce

i'm aircraeric bolling. welcome, everybody. brutally raped and beaten to death. this time the victim was a 64-year-old air force vet. her attacker reportedly is an illegal who was arrested six times in the last 15 months, but never deported. now, michelle, does this prove trump's case again? >> yeah. i think he is right. we need to have a serious conversation about what's happening on the border, and also sanctuary cities. this isn't just a problem in terms of safety. it's also a problem in terms of the economic burden that's being put on taxpayers. each illegal immigrant that's here in the united states costs about $24,000. they tend to contribute on average $10,000 in taxes. the benefit that they receive exceed the amount of tax that is they're paying. it's costing taxpayers $14,000 per illegal immigrant, and we're the ones who are having to pay for this. we need to have a serious conversation about it. >> it seems to be happening again and again with these illegals. they're caught. they're arrested. they're not deported. then bad things happen. >> i don't thin

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i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. our top story, one of the early surprises of this political season is the strong campaign run by dr. ben carson. yesterday a cnn poll showed carson running a strong second to front-runner donald trump in iowa. and he hasn't been shy about jumping into controversy. take these provocative comments he's made about planned parenthood -- >> maybe i'm not objective when it comes to planned parenthood. but i know who margaret singer is. and i know that she believed in eugenics and that she was not particularly enamored with black people. and one of the reasons that you find most of their clinics in black neighborhoods is so that you can find a way to control that population. and i think people should go back and read about margaret singer who founded this place, a woman who hillary clinton, by the way, says that she admires. >> joining us now from manchester, new hampshire, to further explain, republican presidential candidate dr. ben carson. thank you for joi

bolling you promised they were going to spend. they dos but they have to believe the price first. they have to used to get to 2.50. trish: they know what it used to be five buck. >> $1,000 extra in your pocket, sometimes more. if you add in lower fuel costs for electricity and heating. trish: we need spending. eric apology thanks very much. for making it easy. breaking news we have coming in i want to get to. house foreign affairs committee ed royce unveiled what is the formal legislation which could be used to formally disapprove of the iran deal. so, again, relates back to what you and i were talking about, oil, the expectation, you could see more oil coming on to the market in iran. but that disapproval is coming from capitol hill. >>> meanwhile i want to turn to puerto rico which is another big story we're following creating the biggest municipal default in u.s. history. how do you like that? the governor is gone in colorado. sort of on vacation. the government is in default after paying only 62thousand of 258 million-dollar debt. why bother with the 600,000? fox business's ad

i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly who will be back on monday.catch my show cashing in tomorrow here on fnc and please remember the spin stops here because we're looking out for you. napolitano and dana po on monday. have a great weekend. >>> welcome to "hannity." from the moment that he entered the race, donald trump has been shaking up the 2016 republican primary. the businessman had a commanding lead in the polls. part of it may have to do with his nonconventional style. watch this. >> ladies and gentlemen, president of the united states, donald j. trump. the american dream is dead. but i'm going to make it bigger and better and stronger than ever before. okay? i don't want to run a third party or as an independent. i want to run as a republican. as long as i'm treated fai

. >>> now, with all the ague argee presidential elections will be held, teresa boll reports from buenos aires. >> she lives in the slum in buenos aires. >> it is very difficult we have a very high inflation. i make around $300 a month but it's not enough. we used to be able to do a barbecue every once in a while but not now. >> campaigning is underway in argentina with presidential elections only a few months away. poverty is at the center of the debate. the governmental claims argentina has one of the world's lowest poverty rates of only 5% but that opposition claims the figures are unrealistic. the institute has been run by the government since 2007. that's why people like daniel menendez works for a social movement to help the poor. >> translator: our group measures every month the price of basic staples, how much is the bread, insure. our poverty is between 25 and 30%. >> reporter: a sharp decrease since the economic crisis in 2001 where poverty figures rose to around 50% but still far from the 5% that the government likes to claim. the government has instituted social programs this

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speaking to a really important issue that democrats and republicans are both talking about the simpson bollesthey say they want to raise the retarmt age as well and everyone completely ignored that plan. i'm not sure why. i think that he is making a lot of really smart points. wron about the exact numbers, but this isn't just like a give-away. this is something that people have been paying into their whole lives. it doesn't mean that americans for the sake of our physician kwal security going forward might not opt out of social security if they don't need it. i think we should give them that option wrfsh. >> i don't know why you can't do both. a flat tax is a separate thing. social security was -- it's a lifetime. you have to adjust it. >>. >> you are an investor and former actor. or an actor. i don't know. should you be collecting social security? >>. >> i think a lot of wealthy americans would do that. they understand we're going off the fiscal cliff, and this is one place where we can make genuine savings. >>. >> cable news show on saturday and sunday any day any show, any network. that's

eric bolling joins us at the top of the hour.go off all the time and it hasn't hurt me. >> that's the study. it is not fair. jon: watching at the top of the hour. thanks. >>> time now for the fox 411 on jon stewart the comedian taking his final bow from a stage where he spoke to a generation. jon stewart taped his final "the daily show" after 16 years of needling pretty much whoever he felt like needling. julie banderas here with more. >> we supplied him with a lot of work, didn't he. jon: yes we did. >> we made his career. emotional night for jon stewart, made a career bashing politicians and fox. past host of daily show fixed with bittersweet memories making a name for himself through satirical and cynical comedy. his show began what was supposed to be a roundup of the first presidential debate as most of you watched hire on fox. instead of republican talking heads he was surrounded by correspondents who appaired on his show including steve carell and stephen colbert. they thanked, stewart, colbert did, many opportunities, fill

i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly.factor flashback segment tonight, o'reilly and trump, no spin. >> now, i have a very specific question. i need a specific answer. we all know you want the wall. we all know you want mexico to pay for it. we all know that here is the scenario, okay? illegal immigrant mother and father living in los angeles. two children who are american citizens, born here. if you're president, do you order authorities to take that family into custody? >> we have no choice. i'm sorry, bill. we have to bring them out. and if they are wonderful people, which i'm sure they will be, and we have some wonderful people, we will bring them back in an expedited fashion. but we are a land of laws. we have borders. you said it, they are illegal immigrants. they are not supposed to be here. mexico won't take them. you know, mexico is the toughest there is, almost in the world, in terms of getting people to come in they can't come in. you can't become a citizen of mexico. they laugh at us. they can't believe the stu

connection with that tragic fatal shooting of a memphis police officer. 32-year-old officer sean bollingolton was shot multiple times last night by someone in a car he pulled over. i'm eric shaun. >> the officer was kublthing a routine traffic stop when he was shot. officer bolton, who is ams a marine corps veteran joined the force in 2010. she now the third memphis police officer to die in the line of duty in just over four

. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm eric bolling in for boirlg. thanks for watch us tonight. evergrowing storm of controversy surrounding donald trump. following thursday's republican debate support for donald trump appears to be holding among conservatives according to abulbasher of in snap polls but some republicans have heard enough. perhaps no one more than presidential candidate rand paul. >> you know, i came out of the tea party movement. and part of the tea party movement was that we were upset with fake conservatives and republicans who truly weren't conservative. republicans who were for obamacare and republicans who were for the bank bailouts. that's trump. he has been for all these liberal policies. now because is he stand up and say vulgar things, he is he a truth teller? >> senator paul will be joining us a on the factor a bit later. first the impact mr. trump is having among republicans. joining me now ann coulter author of the best selling book "audio america." and brad blakeman who worked in the george w. bush administration. ann, he seems to be the teflon don

cut it's interest rate, and that is the fifth time in nine months that china has lowers the cost of bollows. there are those who have their live saving whose are furious, and worried about losing everything. >> struggling to understand what is happening to china's economy. all he knows is that his shares are now worth 70% less than what they were two months ago. he sells eggs at a market, he tells me he invested $20,000 all of his savings but he remains hopeful. >> i already put all my savings into the stock market. what i can do mow is just wait for the index to. co back. i won't buy or sell, just keep watching it. >> quan's story is now being replicated in many places across china. when it comes to making investments the auctions for those chinese are pretty limited. property and shares the problem now though is that the prices of both are falling. a falling stock market, and an economy that is slowing. the owner of this restaurant says his takings are half owhat they were in june, when the stock market began to fall, he says the landlord will refuse the rent, so he is closing next mon

bolling did you make the hall of fame there? are you an all star? >> nope.any mentions? >> on him? i don't know. >> you're such a math guy. >> here's the math for you. 3.5 million people tuned into his finale. not compared to us. but i'm saying that's pretty good for him. and you know what's. you got to think about louis black, ed helms, john oliver out of that show. >> that's a good farm team. is that a right reference? >> pretty solid, baby. >> i might try out for the job. >> you've been on that show. did you like it? >> i liked it very much. one of the things when stephen colbert says jon stewart taught everybody else about how to have respect for the guests coming i remember the first time i ever went on. years ago when i was the press secretary. i was in the green room. he came to say hello. and i said are they going to boo me? he said no one ever boos in my audience because i talk to them beforehand. every time i had a chance to go on i was treated very well. >> actually after i went on book sale went on. "one more thing" up next. ♪ >>> one more thing.

another said the public sees the atomic bollings mbings as evente past, and they're not interested inearing about them. >>> as world war ii raged 70 years ago, japan faced a shortage of manpower. high school students were recruited to work in factories and in building demolition. over 7,000 of them were killed when the bomb fell. this year a recently discovered document has shed new light on their fate. nhk world reports. >> reporter: this is a high school for girls in hiroshima. more than 400 students here perished in the bombing. a document recording the tragic events was discovered just this year in the principal's office. it's an administrative journal. the journal's first entry is for august 6th, the day of the bombing. >> reporter: just after 8:00 a.m., all of hiroshima was burned to ash by a single flash and explosion. our school was completely destroyed, and countless faculty members and students are missing or were killed. i could not hold back my tears. >> translator: i was really surprised a journal like this existed. i think it's a valuable document because there's an entr

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voters go to the bolls again.ple in china demanding answers from the government about wednesday's explosions. >>> we begin in syria where the air force have launched more attacks on the rebel-held of douma in damascus, coming a day after 100 people died after air strikes on a market in the same district. it was one of the bloodiest air tryings by the military in the three-year war. i asked zeina khodr about the latest air strikes. >> reporter: according to the syrian observatory for human rights there were three air strikes early this morning. still in word on casualties the syrian observatory also reporting that the government targeted other areas in the region which is in the damascus countryside targeting areas. this area really is a rebel strong hold. it has been a rebel strong hold for many years and the government has not been able to recapture these areas. the military still controls the skies. the government needs to make sure that the rebels are pushed back in order to defend and protect their seat of pow

grouping that the president can work with, or whether it's going to be a hung parliament where the bollin the legislature is difficult which will create problems for the president to work at the helm of an effective government. >> reporter: how critical is that choice as sri lankans come to the polls today in terms sri lanka's future journey? >> it's critical. it has implications for constitutionalism and democracy it. has implications for ethnic relations think. relations. the minorities had a bad time under the rajapaksa regime and they are looking to the president con doll saying power in parliament and has significant implications for development, equipment development as well in the next couple of years. >> reporter: thank you. of the university. and as we see at the moment there is more than 3 1/2 hours left to go of voting and at the end of that, polls will close and we will see how sri lankans decide their fate. back to the studio. >> you will, thanks thank you very much. >>> present more still coming up here on al jazerra. including precious work boobs withering in the sun and

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they couldn't even meet that boll. it's been a pathetic response, no coordination. the situation is out of hand. >> germany in particular said that this procedure is not working. is the responsibility on germany to take the lead here? >> well, germany is taking the lead. all to the credit of germany. most of the people are going there, projecting they'll have 800,000 asylum seekers applicants this year alone. quadruple the numbers from last year, yet they are not panicked. they are approaching it in a rational way, and are trying to spread the responsibilities out on their states and municipalities, and that works and is rational and allows them to manage the situation. essentially they are saying to their co-members of the european union, this ought to work for the union as a whole. they have had little cooperation in trying to approach this situation not in crisis mode or panic and not by building higher fences and using stun guns and tear gas, but saying this is something we can handle. it is manageable, and we are willing to do it. >> as you said, the response i

typhoon wipha, their best sports are sailing, jewso and boll vi ball. hosts are investing 700 million to train athletes compared to 390 million spent leading up to london. tentative opening move in restoring sporting relations between israel and pal stain, it's taken place for the first time in more than a decade. the football team has been allowed to travel through israel and into gaza. we have more. >> translation: rarely can a football team feel a sense of achievement. they are just in the right place for a game. little is normal for the careers of palestinian footballers. the first time in 15 years, a side from the occupied west bank is in gaza after israel gave permission for them to travel across its territory. >> we are here for sport. i don't want to speak about politics. it's important to show that the palestinians are united and together. >> i hope it's the first game for a long period and the possibility to play together - this is our - this is my dream. >> palestine accused israel about restricting a movement to players. the israeli football

connection with that tragic fatal shooting of a memphis police officer. 32-year-old officer sean bolling bolton was shot multiple times last night by someone in a car he pulled over. i'm eric shaun. >> the officer was kublthing a routine traffic stop when he was shot. officer bolton, who is ams a marine corps veteran joined the force in 2010. she now the third memphis police officer to die in the line of duty in just over four years. >> well this person of interest was taken into custody today around 1:00 p.m. eastern time. the memphis police department is not saying whether or not this person is the actual shooter. charges have not been filed and they say this is still an ongoing investigation. now officer bolton was shot last night in tennessee about 20 minutes southeast of downtown memphis memphis. around the intersection of cottonwood and perkins. all morning police with armored vehicles have been canvassing the nearby neighborhoods in memphis. according to a local news report a handgun was recovered this morning close to the shooting scene. bolton was shot multiple times last night

i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. because we are looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight big news in the hillary clinton e-mail scandal with reports that the classified information previously found on her server was actually far more sensitive than we knew, in fact, it was top secret information that never should have been left vulnerable or insecure. this as we learn that the justice department is seizing custody of the server that mrs. clinton vowed she would never turn over. welcome to "the kelly file" i'm megyn kelly. the news is just breaking on this. it began just hours ago when we received reports that an inspector general for the intelligence community has

. >>> i'm dana perino along with eric bolling, greg gutfeld, it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> hillary clinton desperate to get her e-mail scandal out of the news, so she came up with something else to make the headlines. this. >> now, extreme views about women, we expect that from some of the terrorist groups. we expect that from people who don't want to live in the modern world. but it's a little hard to take coming from republicans who want to be the president of the united states, yet they espouse out of date and out of touch policies. they are dead wrong for 21st century america. >> she compared republicans to terrorists at a rally yesterday for their views on abortion and singled out several republican presidential candidates. one of them was marco rubio. here's his response. >> she's desperate. she's panicked. her campaign is in bad shape. her views are the ones that are radical. here's what's most offensive about it. they won't call terrorists terrorists going all the way back to benghazi and before that. but they call their political opponents terrorists.

i'm dana perino along with geraldo rivera juan william, eric bolling, and kimberly guilfoyle.ve." hillary clinton doesn't have a lot of competition in her bid for the democratic nomination. is that going to change? >> is there any chance you can challenge her? >> yes, there's a chance, but i've made up my mind about that. that's a family personal decision this i'm going to make sometime at the end of the summer. >> it's now august and the speculation about joe biden entering the race is picking up some st

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. >>> i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with want want, dana perino, eric bolling and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> we are exactly 24 hours away from the first debate of 2016. and 28 hours away from the primetime showdown between the candidates in the top ten. we are joined now by two of the moderators of that debate at 9:00 p.m. eastern. bret baier and chris wallace are live in cleveland and join the five now. gentlemen, get ready to rumble. we're very excited about the debate. we're going to kick it off with some questions to see what kind of level of preparation? can you hea

i'm greg gutfeld along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams eric bolling and a traffic cone as your tp, dana perino" the five." >> donald trump went to facebook yesterday and asked a simple question. >> i'd like to ask all of the candidates that is politicians and really nonnegotiators people that don't negotiate jobs and lots of other things how are you going to make america great again? >> see, that's smart. prior to the debate he's assuming his role "the apprentice." he asks and the candidates answer. all that's missing is the board room table. but it's a great question. how do you make america great again? a better question what makes america so great, anyway? if you can't answer that without succumbing to jaded cynicism or shallow cliches you're sunk. america needs a storyteller who can sell america who doesn't mock what is already mocked by our foes and believes -- our story matters as we face a competing story from isis. their tale? it's come fight the infidel or die. that's a compelling story. it shows how evil can flourish in the desert the culture, the abortion clinic. evi

i'm greg gutfeld along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, eric bolling and a traffic cone as yourno" the five." >> donald trump went to facebook yesterday and asked a simple question. >> i'd like to ask all of the candidates that is politicians and really nonnegotiators, people that don't negotiate jobs and lots of other things, how are you going to make america great again? >> see, that's smart. prior to the debate he's assuming his role "the apprentice." he asks and the candidates answer. all that's missing is the board room table. but it's a great question. how do you make america gre

worked on the floor of the nymex, i would say why is it going back up, because eric is buying, eric bolling you, thanks, nicole. ashley: oversold, what a roller-coaster ride on wall street after six straight days of losses. the markets making a major comeback, 600 points. the question is, what will tomorrow bring? that's the big question, james frischling, david and veronica dagher back to weigh in. veronica, back to you, what happens overnight in china? are they going to react to this or another blip on the china rad snar. >> we could, we'll see if we see follow through tomorrow morning in the markets. we've got weekly jobless claims tomorrow that may move the needle a little bit. want to see commentary out of china. what are they going to do if the growth is slowing as much as we think it is? are they going to do anything about it? ashley: that's a good question. david, what the heck is going on in china? do we really know? we know they're throwing everything and the kitchen sink to prop the economy up, but you got the sense, certainly on monday, there was a loss of control. ashley: yeah,

wrap it up, bolling. >>> next new developments in the planned parenthood scandal. some scientists are defending the trafficking of baby body parts by the group. their reasoning and our reaction coming up. why are all these people so asleep, yet i'm so awake? did you know your brain has two systems? one helps keep you awake- the other helps you sleep. science suggests when you have insomnia, the wake system in your brain may be too strong and your neurotransmitters remain too active as you try to sleep, which could be leading to your insomnia. ohh...maybe that's what's preventing me from getting the sleep i need! talk to your doctor about ways to manage your insomnia. >>> amid uproar over those planned parenthood videos, sign tichts say fetal tissue is essential, pointing to its use in vaccines. it's like paying it forward. the dead enhance those lucky enough to make it out alive. sorry. when the argument for using fetal tissue begins with it's essential, that destroys abortion's defense. you already admit that what was killed has value or could not be wasted. unles

welcome sandra boll ok. >> it became apparent he wanted to talk to people with substance substance, had written books. >> he's got the background and his take on it. and it's all happening all at once and at a high level and it's funny and it goes fast like nobody can do that. >> presidential candidate steve forbes added his 2 billion cents calling the ruling a flagrant example of judicial activism. i believe in traditional marriage like his dear old dad. >> what jon did is instilled this idea that everything had to have a point of view. you couldn't just do a story for the sake this is funny. it had to have a point of view. he really wanted to go after the high targets, the people who were up on a pedestal and needed to be taken down. >> jon was amazing in an edit room. jon would look say move this change that piece. you would go okay. grudgingly. and then say oh, wow, it's way better. >> jon came on took it to a new level, gave it his voice. >> then we started to click in when the campaign started. >> he's been behind the desk a year when it's time for the 2000 presidential campaign.

i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with dana perino and eric bolling.ursday night's presidential debate, donald trump refused to rule out a third-party run. >> is there anyone on stage who is unwilling tonight to pledge your support to the eventual nominee of the republican party and pledge to not run an independent campaign against that person? mr.