so you are in a way michael bolton.son premiere? have you all -- >> yes. >> jimmy: you were at that big screening event that they had? >> yeah. >> jimmy: how many people were at that screening event? >> it was two cinemas. it was quite full up. i'll just throw a name out there. >> 1500. >> two cinemas. 1501. >> jimmy: it seems that nothing has leaked from that screening. i haven't seen anything online that's ruined anything. which is really isn't it? >> yeah. i think everyone's got a gun to their head. if you say anything about this -- >> the hbo snipers. >> jimmy: it seems more than that. that people don't -- genuinely don't want to ruin the show for other people because they like the show so much. >> yeah. >> hugely respectful, aren't they, on twitter. they go shuck all but they -- >> jimmy: are they respectful in real life when they meet any of you? >> the boltons, yeah. >> jimmy: i would be nervous -- i got a little nervous when you walked out. i have to say. i did. >> somebody came up to me in the street and he was

she and the married to in doe versus bolton both filed -- mary doe in doe versus bolton both filed to overturn the decisions. but their motions were denied and the court refused to hear those cases, refused to reopen hem. melissa: the supreme court has turned a deaf ear to them. justice kennedy cites sandra cano's brief in upholding the partial-birth abortion ban. they do receive an audience. host: do you happen to know any more of a norm is story and what changed her mind on this issue? melissa: she became a born-again christian and her faith is what hanged her mind. host: let's take a call from john. watching us from evergreen park, illinois. hi, john. caller: thank you very much for the fairness of this. i just want to bring upit was my understanding in bolton versus the georgia case where sandra cano never wanted an abortion. she went in to file for a divorce, but her attorney tricked her by putting in the papers that she wanted an abortion. the second thing is, talking to most gynecologist-obstetricians, they feel the life of the mother is really not at stake because we now have

and ambassador john bolton. 's hillary clinton has 90% of the delegates she needs to clinch the nomination. ted cruz's desperate attempt to steal the spotlight from donald trump after cruz was beaten up last night. cruz tapping fiorina as his choice for vice president despite the fact she failed on her bid to run for senate in 2010 and was polling at% when she ended her bid for president. as for trump, he's talking at a campaign event tonight. there is if anything, great enthusiasm, and he has obviously been wowing the crowd, talking and introducing the legendary basketball coach bobby night. and he's having a lot of fun. let's bring in fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron with our report on the evening's proceedings. reporter: ted cruz is throwing a hail mary, telling republicans if they nominate him who his running-mate will be even before the primaries are over. >> i have come to the conclusion if i am nominated to be president of the united states, i will run on a particular wet my vice presid

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. >> michael bolton, if i can't shame him who will i shame?other than that we are basically the same. >> why is bono testifying on how to defeat isis. i uni am all -- i understand i am all for him, but how does he ask for strategies. i want to know who the congressman is. i would love to hear how we defeat isis. >> look, he is a humanitarian and he has done work with governments and nongovernmental organizations. >> you know, he has made mistakes in the past. he thinks he knows what is best for the world. remember when his album showed up on the iphone and the itunes? he didn't ask for it and everyone flipped out. >> that is a bad album. >> you have no right to be talking. >> fly like an eagle. >> how can you read messages through purple glasses. >> they are more tinted. >> i realize that. >> remember they went to develop an english accent? >> she is one of the people. >> and we have to respect bono. he has been around the world. >> when they didn't work for charlie hedbow. >> they -- you mean they got killed. >> i shouldn't form it. it is fun

ambassador bolton, let's first get something out of the way.oes donald trump have a point about the process itself? >> absolutely not. this is something we have, 50 state parties. they have 50 state rules. they vary all over the place. any campaign that has literate people in it should start by reading rules in all 50 states. if you don't have people who can do that, you need to find them. sandra: which he said he did, he knew the rules and understood them. >> he is hopeless contradiction. either he understood them and didn't do what he needed to do or didn't understand them to begin with. the place to complain is when process starts not when you lose. had he got all 34 delegates i doubt we would hear this there is hotly-contested race, a lot at stake, no doubt about it, but rule number one of politics, reed rated rules. sandra: which brings the is he being a sore loser. if he understood the loser why did he not contest them before not after he lost? andrea: when you're explaining you're losing. that is not a good message out there. i know why

deirdre bolton. is with us with details. t-minus 15 seconds. >> i'm very excited.entioned this house, it is an inflatable house, david, 12 feet wide. if this works, the idea to go up to the space station, essentially install it, inflate it up there, if it works there there are implications putting an inflatable house on the moon or on mars. the founder of spacex talked about these possibilities. this is very big day for him. they tried this back in june. essentially the cargo blew up. there was no accident to humans but not exactly what elon musk was anticipating. 50% of the weight, we're looking at video is so-called from the space house. david: by the way this is not video. what we're looking. live shots, about t-minus 10. let's listen in. >> engine ignition. liftoff of falcon 9 rocket, science for today and deep space exploration tomorrow. it has cleared the towers. >> all right. so there it is, david. maybe at some point we'll take a vacation on mars or the moon. of course this is elon musk's baby right? this dragon spacecraft. you will recall, pretty recently

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lou: ambassador john bolton good to have you with us.limber in germany taking all of us a little closer to god with this stunt. the daredevil, there he is risking his life scaling the tallest church in the world with nothing but his camera. intense video showing his 528 foot climb up the ancient steeple balancing on gargoyles for support. the daring climber, well certainly not for the faint of heart. you don't really know if he had anyone's blessing before taking off on this adventure but extraordinary as you concede in a video. up next trumps kids go to bat for dad saying he has a kinder and gentler side. >> it was the typical let's play catch in the backyard sort of father-son relationship but we always went on job sites with him. we would be in his office. a 6-year-old while these negotiating deals with presidents of major companies so we always made himself available. lou: the family. our preview of the trump general election strategy. we will take it up with pastor robert jeffers here next. when you booked this trip, you didn't know

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ambassador to the united nations, american enterprise institute senior fellow, john bolton.lso fox news contributor. great to have you here, ambassador. the royal family decided to stiff president obama when he got to riyadh sending out the governor of riyadh instead of king salman. is there any insult that is too much for this president? >> maybe their copying the cubans who didn't send out the castro brothers to greet him. i think it's a mark of obviously the dissatisfaction the saudis feel given what obama has done on iran. there are a lot of issues between us and saudi arabia. if obama went to israel, who do you think bibi netanyahu would send to the meeting. the president is telling npr that the saudis are now on board with his iranian deal. >> yeah. lou: that's stunning. >> of course they're not on board. they acknowledge the reality that the deals there and that obama plans to enforce it. obama said in response to a question that the saudis need to learn to share the region with iran. that's like telling the poles, share the region with nazi germany or share it with s

when we saw john bolton said that.mpaign we've had over the last umpteen months that have been pretty painful to watch, i was very pleased with what i heard. i thought it was a great step in the right direction. i thought it was full of substance. i thought it laid out a vision for america. i will say, somewhat rhetorical myself, this week i saw a headline of one of the major publications that you and i both read. the headlines were, foreign leaders were afraid of donald trump. i have to tell you, a rhetorically, it was kind of a pleasant surprise. and aif you think back in the reagan era many of the people around the world that our friends were really scared of what he might do. >> he'll looked presidential. he looked serious. he looked controlled. and overall, i thought it was a good presentation. the speech itself was a very serious speech. i think you're going to find it ridicule kuled by some of the washington establishment in part because it challenges so many of their assumptions. >> that was of course newt ging

let's ask ambassador john bolton.hat should that guided missile destroyer have done with those russian planes? should we have shot them out of the sky? >> i don't think at that point that that was the appropriate response. what we should have been thinking about is why we didn't want this to happen at all. you have to look at it as part of a broader strategy. putin has seen the weak inadequate american response to changing international borders on the continent of europe through the use of military force and they decided to see how far they could push. this was a nato exercise. so this is a signal to the united states and all our allies. >> we have been having more discussions about nato since donald trump injected that into the campaign. do you think it has anything to do with that and rethinking the existence this appliance? >> i think the russians, putin in particular can read the calendar just as well as we can. they don't know who is going to be elected in november. but they marked their man in the white house. w

and also ambassador john bolton and senior fellow of the american enterprise. mr. ambassador, let me start with you. i know you are neutral in the race and did not endorse donald trump. did anything in the speech win you over. >> i thought it was a strong and impressive speech. i thought by coming back to the point what should be the load star of america and protecting american enter he was on target. and i like the strong american economy and strong presence in the world and analysis of many failings of obama administration's foreign policy was on target and i thought his observations of need to have a strong military to create the structures of deterients were all very strong, too. it was a surprise that he didn't have the campaign didn't have it 6 or 8 months ago. it is a beginning and doesn't cover everything. even though it was 45 minutes long. he joins senator cruz in this debate. senator are cruz made a number of thoughtful speeches on national security before. it was an impressive first statement of his thoughts, not all i agree with but now we'll see the d

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you heard deirdre bolton saying that maybe oneida, make kasich does something there.z make find a way of winning delegates in the bronx, other than that, it feels like the entire state has been pulling for donald trump. >> that was a pretty good analysis we heard, the question is how close he gets to a clean sweep, i'm getting some feedback there are some parts of the state where his two opponents are able to get some ground, but this looks like a huge night, close to 95. charles: kathy, it is interesting, heading out we know that northeast will be strong for donald trump, i think that indiana will be one that decides it. if cruz wins, i say convention, if not, then no convention. he made changes to his staff, in last week. seems like he is getting ready for a brawl. >> he is prepared, just to get to the convention in the right way. new york tonight is the first test of his nouel vated cam -- elevated campaign staff. to see if strategy to make him a little more conventional in his approach, not necessarily his ideas, works. we have 5 states next week in particular pen

aforementioned deirdre bolton is here right now with her show. deirdre. deirdre: this just in. prosecutors confirming several arrests have been made in connection with the attacks in brussels. one of them also a key suspect in november's paris attack where 130 people were killed and hundreds wounded. mohamed abrini believed to be the man in the hat at brussels airport where 32 people were killed and hundreds wounded. i'm deirdre bolton. this is "risk & reward." my colleague gerri willis is with us with details. what is the latest? reporter: here is the latest. a major break through in the brussels terror attacks and perhaps last november's paris carnage. under arrest 31-year-old belgian moroccan, mohamed abrini, trained by isis in syria and smuggled into europe with refugees. he was on europe's most-wanted list for his presumed role in the paris attacks last november which killed 130. police are looking whether he was third suspect in the airport bombing. seen as you mentioned with two others pushing carts loaded with suitcase bombs. his bomb didn't go of and he fled. according

ambassador bolton gave a rave review of donald trump's speech yesterday. >> and he knows a thing or two even as we were watching that speech yesterday, what donald trump did fist was lay out where the obama doctrine has failed. he had a real intimate understanding that, and i realize there was a prompter involved, but, you know, just from watching, because we covered it live here on outnumbered, we have dissected enough of these speeches and news conferences by a lot of people to wonder when somebody is kind of faking the funk. he was connected with the material. now, he's got a lot of advisers, we don't know who the lust are, but clearly he's got something behind him that's working. i do want to point out with that hearing on the hill today, defense secretary ash carter was asked about pullout of russia in syria x he said it's far from the pullout we were led to believe. sandra: in palmyra? harris: senator shaheen said what's happening on the ground in syria with regard to russia? donald trump talked about that sort of reallocation and relooking at -- i don't want to say reset, because

i'm deirdre bolton. there are two sides to the colorado delegate haul. one side says colorado's decision puts the nomination in the hands of party insiders and activists. the other side says state guidelines were put in place last year. while they may be complicated, they were made public to every single campaign team. donald trump says the system is crooked. here he is is on fox news earlier. >> the people out there are going crazy, you know, in denver area and colorado itself. they're going absolutely crazy because they weren't given a vote. this was given by politicians this is crooked deal. that is not the way democracy is supposed to work. they offer them trips. they offer them all sorts of things. you're allowed to do that i mean you're allowed to offer trips and you can buy all these votes. what kind of system is this? i'm an outsider and i came into the system and i'm winning votes by millions of votes but the system is rigged. it's crooked. this was political hack deal like so so much of our country s all about, i guess. deirdre: some strategist

martha: john bolton, former u.n.at the nighted nations, senior fellow american enterprise institute and welcome, ambassador. >> good morning. >> seems there are more sides but essentially what sides to the situation. what is best for the united states in terms of disclosing this information and our future relationships with the rest of that area of the world and there is the truth and what needs to be understood by any role that may have been played by anyone with ties to the saudi government. your thoughts. what matters? >> i make the 28 pages public assuming there is nothing in there that reveals sources and methods of intelligence-gathering that could affect us. my understanding is, that the government of saudi arabia itself has said, for 10 or 12 years that the defend eight pages ought to be made public but let me get right to the core of this. the notion that the saudis had some role in the 9/11 attacks. now, if that's true, one would think that george w. bush might have been interested in that fact, and given t

john bolton, former ambassador to the u.n. and fox news contributor.dor, they are afraid, no question about it. they are afraid if they are sued in u.s. courts, if they're held liable, all of their assets which are many billions, probably hundreds of billions of dollars worth would be frozen, right? >> that is why they want to withdraw assets if the bill goes forward. let's talk about what the bill implies it removes the defense of sovereign immunity, that all states have in u.s. courts under long-standing legislation. if the theory about saudi involvement in 9/11 is correct, just as the afghan tall government committed an act of war against the united states, so did the saudis. the answer from the united states to an act of war is a decision by the president to take steps including military steps against such a country. david: right. >> to believe this theory, you have to believe that george w. bush consciously concealed evidence of saudi involvement in 9/11. why lied to american people about it for eight years and some ambulance -- david: with all du

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i'm in for deirdre bolton. she has the night off. i want to bring in our good friend, former governor of arkansas, and 2016 presidential candidate mike huckabee. good evening, governor. thanks for being patient as we listen to mr. trump. >> happy to be here, cheryl. thank you very much. deirdre: he did it again, governor he went after the establishment. this is the rallying cry against the establishment. will this -- >> reason they need to rethink it not just because he exposed them but they need to rethink it if in fact all the people across the country who have gone out there campaigned, went to the polls, stood in line and voted then some party bosses upend their vote and take it away from them, there will be implosion in the gop. it will be disasterous. i don't think all the kings horses and all the kings men can put it back together again. it will be like humpy dumb at this splattered all over the cleveland streets. it is important to realize a lot of people have a vested interest in this election but they want it to be an elect

john bolton joins us as always, sear yor fellow and fox news contributor. what do you think the important message is? >> i think it's its fair well trip. i don't think he's going to say anything smu with the european leaders over the next few days, the biggest bombshell was in england where he threatened not to without a trade agreement but as you heard him say, nothing new to say on the suspect of terrorism other than let's do better at a time when europe is facing an enormous influx of refugees is that even experts in the arab world say are heavily infiltrated with potential terrorists. i think the risk remains high and we'll see what leaders thrash out tomorrow. obama does not appear to be bringing any new initiatives or most importantly new new leadership from the american perspective. >> talking about the refugee,la heavy criticism for the millions or so cutting the deal to send some to turkey. the president completely backed her and said she did the right thing. >> chancellor merkel is unpopular now not only within germany and within europe as well. t

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john bolton joins the onset right now. william and kate entertaining the obama's. telling the uk, look, you should stay, as part of the eu. >> what is illegitimate about this is he is not a citizen. he is a president of the united states. i think that this is interference. let's not forget, obama brought david cameron into our congressional debate. had been actively lobbying on capitol hill. i think both were wrong, honestly. trish: what do you think that the uk could do? to terror attacks. they continue to allow more in. >> i would vote to leave. i think that it was a value subtract her. simply a free-trade zone. there is no doubt what that you supporters are trying to do. trish: you mentioned today that he is effectively returning the favor. >> if he loses this, i find it very difficult. trish: i have to tell you, including some hedge fund managers that are very worried about the possibility. they think that it could be a systemic problem for markets what is your reaction to that? do you think they can handle it? >> of course they can. the systemic market is at e

pastor robert jeffers and ambassador john bolton with us morrow evening. good night from new york. kennedy: that music means it's time to start the show and end the ek. i'm watching the democratic race and wawatching both brain dead fighters tap dancing in between wind mills. both candidate look like they are actually showing up to fight. the wisconsin showdown has turned into a throwdown as each is trying to disqualify the other with a series of new barbs. >> she thick i'm quote-unqte not qualified to be president. i don't believe she is qualified if she is -- if she is through her super pac taking tens of millions of dollars in special interest fund. kennedy: you may not like that but it's not a disqualifier in the sense one would be disqualified if they compromised national security. if y you hadn't politically castrated yourself with the publicic affirmation of damn emails. >> senator sanders campaign manager said something inflammatory on our air saying the clinton campaign, they need to be careful not to destroy the democratic party merelely in pursuit of her o own ambition t

stuart: john bolton, thanks for joining us. pure street politics.eeting in new york city. adam shapiro as they are. hillary is about to speak. i got out. the news is about bernie sanders this hour. an endorsement. what's he got? >> let's talk about the endorsement right now. the local 100 represent 34,000 men and women in new york city. listed that people might remember the strike that made so many people in new york so angry. they've endorsed bernie democra. they did that about 30 minutes ago. here's what mr. sanders had to say about that. >> as soon as we leave you, we are going over to a picket line with the cwa. against the greed of verizon wants to take away ealth care benefits, wants to outsource jobs after making billions of profit. that's the kind of corporate greed will take on. thank you so much for your support. >> okay, so sanders is on the other picket line in washington square park later today. heather clinton will be speaking here at the national election network annual convention. you hear reverend sharpton behind me right now will a

deirdre boltons here to help us break it down. deirdre: pars vein yeah is the loophole primary and the loiest state in the primary. you mentioned the tal delegate count. 17 at large ll be known later tonight. and at is going to be a wildrd for all of us to be talkg about. i want tpoints to some counties we'lle tracking. this is the e phadelphia region. it's noting that in philadelia you havehe five counties around the bigst city inin the state, in the keysne state, and they are 20% of the vote. no republican caidate in the past has won the sta without winning the city of philadphia and the surrounding counts. i wanto points you to pittsbgh, allegheny county. this is the birthplacef governor john kach. but donald trump support, talking about inging manufacting jobs back towvment s. will resonate welin this rt of the state. in t middle jim caravell saying it's very white. it is the highest ccentration of gun ownership in all 50 states but in any case dona trump's message should resate far to the north. as farars lentown goes, the co

she is the host of "risk and reward" on fox business network, dierdre bolton of sitting next to me, founder of ricochet.com, rob long. let's start the show. donald trump doesn't have a high regard for hillary clinton. it is true. on thursday the gop front runner attacked clinton again for playing the woman's card. during an interview with "the today show" trump said without the woman card hillary would not be a viable person to even run for city council position. meanwhile, the gop establishment is starting to rally around trump. john cornyn said this week i think he could change the electoral map in way we haven't seen before. rob is gibelling. giggling. many are warming to the new billionaire. perhaps it is trump. his campaign is promising a gentler tone, and on thursday they released this powerful ad. first they are sour. then they're sweet. >> that's cool. >> of course we made that, but it is true. trump is like a sour patch kid, right? sour and then sweet. >> and orange. >> oh really? we didn't intend that. >> oh really? all of your writer didn't come up with that? i had to come up wit

cheryl: i'm cheryl casone, deirdre bolton is back tomorrow. "making money" with charlpayne right now. >> good evening, everyone. jan brewer standing behind donald trump. speaker of the house paul ryan putting the rumors to rest orphaning the flames, feeling the country to count him out of the 2016 race. >> let me be clear. i do not want nor will i accept the nomination for our party. let me speak directly to the delegates on this. if no candidate has a majority on the first ballot. i believe you have should only choose from a person who has actually par is night primary. count me out. charles: we are left wondering, could there be a ryan at convention or could someone else emerge. this as john kasich levels his attacks only in the against trump, but also ted cruz trying to disstance himself from both. take a listen. >> some will feed off the fears and anger held by some of us and exploited and feed their own insatiable desires for fame or attention. that could drive america down into a ditch and not make us great again. i say this path shal --