lou: fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron with our report. >> reporter: claiming the world asked him to be there despite his controversial remarks about illegal immigrants, donald trump arrived at his turnberry resort near glasgow, scotland to host the women's british open and plans to be the next president of the united states. >> legal immigration is a huge subject and i brought it to the fore and everybody is thanking me for it. that's one of the reasons i became number one in the polls. >> reporter: the latest quinnipiac poll has trump ahead of jeb bush and scott walker. a six way virtual tie 59 and 6% and the next are 3% or under. he'll need to address his past support for democrats, universal health care, abortion, and his attacks on john mccain and most of the gop field. >> when anybody, i don't care who it is, takes a shot at veterans of this country that make statements like donald trump made about our p.o.w.'s, i'm not going to be quiet. >> the other day when he went after me specific, he can speak for himself, he's using the talking points of the democrats. >> re

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carl cameron on donald trump's continued domination of the polls and what it's costing other gop candidates. but we begin with chief white house correspondent ed henry and plenty of interest over a possible conflict of interest for hillary clinton again. >> good evening, bret. more questions about that ethics agreement barring foreign donations to the foundation being broken. as fox has learned new information tonight. but the clinton camp getting nervous about joe biden getting into this race. >> as hillary clinton today e merged from a meeting of top afl-cio officials without the presidential endorsement from organized labor she's hoping for, the former secretary of state also had to deal with fresh allegations the swiss bank uvs sharply increased donations to the clinton foundation after she intervened to help the company in a tax evasion case. >> i would say that any implication that is attempting to be made along those lines is categorically false. >> the "wall street journal" reported the bank also paid bill clinton $1.5 million for a series of speaking engagements. in fact uvs wealth

carl cameron where the rally is going to tapes.oes scott walker stack up against the rest of the field? >> the reason he is dog well is because of his policies and his record and the way he presents himself. he is a social and a fiscal conservative. just yesterday he signed a very conservative state budget. he is the son of a bookkeeper and a former minister. he is from a state adjacent to iowa where he is leading the polls, the state with the leadoff caucus and in new hampshire and south carolina, the first and second primary, he is running second to jeb bush there. a governor with experience implementing policies and making political decisions and will argue he is a tough conservative who has been able to implement conservative principles, willing to fight and get results in historiedow today he takes a shot at other republicans. >> we enacted big bold reforms took power out of the big government special interests and gave it to hard working taxpayers. they're lives are better because of it. we fought and we won. the republican f

carl cameron in the bureau with the unintended consequences of donald trump's statements about mexican immigrants. we begin with correspondent claudia cowen live again tonight from san francisco. hi claudia. >> reporter: his bret. well despite his jailhouse confession over the weekend, just minutes ago an anxious-looking francisco sanchez pleaded not guilty to murder. he's being held on $5 million bail as authorities at all levels of government try to figure out how this man slipped through the cracks. local law enforcement and federal authorities are playing a very public blame game as each accuses the other of allowing a seven-time felon with a long rap sheet to be set free. francisco sanchez had been in federal custody for four years when he was handed over to san francisco authorities in march to answer for an old bench warrant on a minor drug charge. a transfer that was supposed to be temporary because he was going to be deported back to mexico for the sixth time. after those charges were dismissed, the sheriff's department released sanchez without notifying immigration and custom

that's where carl cameron is right now. hi carl. >> reporter: hi. the wisconsin governor's wife is at the podium. scott walker is going to cast himself as a middle-class midwest conservative with executive experience as a governor who will be able to best those legislators, folks like marco rubio and rand paul and can bring conservative changes to policies and win, not just fight. he just yesterday signed his wisconsin state budget a very conservative budget document that many said appeared to be for a national audience. he has been boning up on foreign policy issues. a video went after jeb bush as well as marco rubio. hillary clinton elevated walker by mentioning him not once, but twice. here here's a sampling of hillary clinton's attack on scott walker. >> republican governors, like scott walker, have made their names stomping on workers' rights and practically all the republican candidates hope to do the same as president. i will fight back against these mean-spirited, misguided attacks. >> reporter: that all rhetoric about scott walker winning h

chief political correspondent carl cameron is in annapolis, maryland where chris christie made his feelings known and checked in with other gop candidates trying to get ahead of the pack. >> don't lie to the american people. >> kristi's tee says the president is falsely claiming the u.s. will have access to iran's nuclear program because iran gets advanced notice in the deal and up to 24 hour days of arbitration before a decision. >> carl how is that any time anywhere? >> it sounds like if you like your doctor you can keep him. >> it's not true. so if he needs to sell the deal. i understand that. but he should sell it based upon the truth. not based on what he would like it to be. >> the latest polls are mixed for christie. donald trump leads jeb bush albeit the margin of error. christie is in 9th place. aids say, trump filed the disclosure forms. he claims the net worth in excess of $10 billion on income olast year of $352 billion across 500 business 91% of which he owns entirely. four others have filed their disclosures so far. five candidates have asked for and received extensions includ

we'll get it from carl cameron live in wisconsin. >> reporter: hi, jenna, the governor of wisconsin signed the conservative budget that a lot of people believe be in wisconsin designed for a national voter audience than the folks in wisconsin. he is a top tier candidate. in the national polls second only to jeb bush in iowa. and scott walker is the leadoff. >> and mr. walker is a social and a fiscal conservative who the republicans and campaign argues has the capacity to unite the establishment and conservative tea party base of the republican party and bring them together. he put out a video and saying he was in the race and critizing other candidates and getting heat from the other side. hillary clinton in her big approximate speech on the economic plan singled out jeb bush marco rub rub and scott walker. he said he crushed unions in his state. and he's next dorneighbor to iowa and playing as a blue collar every man candidate who tells it like it is and not only a fighter with political rhetoric. but will adhere to conservative principles. his announcement is later in the afternoon. and

chief political correspondent carl cameron on the newest contestant who has a long way to go and a short time to get there. >> i have decided to run for president of the united states. >> reporter: the 16th republican seeking the white house in 2016 john kasich the two-term governor of bellwether ohio and chormer chairman of the budget committee. the only time congress balanced the budget in latest history is joining the race in time to qualify for the first debate in his home state 16 days from now. >> all my life people have told me you can't do something, okay? and i'll tell you why. it's because i do believe in the power of very big ideas. policy is far more important than politics ideology or any of the other nonsense we see hmpblgts his inclusivees. >> reporter: his inclusive slogan is for us. >> people who have not been dealt the best hand in life. yeah. we want to hold them accountable? but the lord wants our hearts to reach out to those that don't have what we have. >> reporter: he casts himself as a compassionate truth teller, less bombastic than chris christie ted cruz or dona

chief political correspondent carl cameron live from milwaukee this evening. carl? >> reporter: well governor walker finished his budget today and announce his presidential candidacy tomorrow. in that budget there were over 100 line item vetos more than double his previous budgets, and he increased the state's rainy day fun by 160 times. he's making this part of his theme tomorrow that he's been a fighter his entire life in american politics and a fire that can win not just yell. he'll point to his budget and record. as for the state of the race and where he fits in it scott walker is running a strong number two in a lot of places. first of all nationally running second to jeb bush. and that's a very tight race. walker has been aggressively criticizing bush as the politics of yesterday making the points he's not from privilege or a powerful family. he's come up from humble roots. and when you look at the other polls in the early stage, the first primary in caucus states in iowa scott walker is leading. he has a substantial lead in the first cause cause case where he

chief political correspondent carl cameron tells us why. >> reporter: gop presidential frontrunner jeb bush put down a marker on trants parentsy this afternoon. making public 33 years of personal income tax returns on jeb 2016.com. 1150 pages of returns shows an average effective tax rate of 36%. before serving as florida governor from 1985-88 he lost money and paid no federal income taxes. after serving as governor his high in 2013 was $7.3 million in taxable income 2.9 in taxes paid for a 40% effective tax race. the disclosures are an effort to cast himself as an honest forthcoming accountable leader in contrast to hillary clinton whose credibility has take an hit in the polls for evading questions and using a home e-mail server as secretary of state when she was supposed to be using the government system. bush compares his 280,000 e-mails released to clinton's e-mails as secretary of state which a federal court today ordered produced by the end of the year and remain the subject of ongoing congressional investigations. >> we are going to go and win this election. >> reporter: more i

chief political correspondent carl cameron is in annapolis, maryland where chris christie made his feelings known and checked in with other gop candidates trying to get ahead of the pack. >> don't lie to the american people. >> kristi's tee says the president is falsely claiming the u.s. will have access to iran's nuclear program because iran gets advanced notice in the deal and up to 24 hour days of arbitration before a decision. >> carl how is that any time anywhere? >> it sounds like if you like your doctor you can keep him. >> it's not true. so if he needs to sell the deal. i understand that. but he should sell it based upon the truth. not based on what he would like it to be. >> the latest polls are mixed for christie. donald trump leads jeb bush albeit the margin of error. christie is in 9th place. aids say, trump filed the disclosure forms. he claims the net worth in excess of $10 billion on income olast year of $352 billion across 500 business 91% of which he owns entirely. four others have filed their disclosures so far. five candidates have asked for and received extensions includ

carl cameron has the story. >> reporter: donald trump seized on the shooting death of a woman in san francisco, allegedly gunned down by an undocumented immigrant to defend his claim three weeks ag that mexican immigrants are streaming over the border and causing a crime wave in the u.s. >> why wouldn't you talk about a problem? illegal immigration is just incredible. >> reporter: nascar has cut ties with trump because of his immigration rhetoric. >> he's doing this to inflame and incite. he doesn't represent the republican party or its values. >> hispanics in america and hispanics in texas, from the alamo to afghanistan, have been extraordinary people citizens of our country and of our state. they have served nobly. >> reporter: trump cast rick perry as part of the problem for not securing the border with mexico which is a federal government responsibility. >> perry, who was the governor there for a long time he could have done something a little bit -- maybe a lot more in terms of protecting people. the crime is rampant. >> reporter: perry last year called out the texas national gu

chief political correspondent carl cameron has a fact check tonight. >> reporter: the political director framed the abortion issue like this for 2016 pro-life conference. >> you must make a decision right here and right now that the issue of life trumps all else. [ applause ] >> reporter: donald trump was one of 12 out of 17 announced in undeclared gop hopefuls who skipped right to life's gathering. they are all pro-life now, but trump was an ardent abortion rights backer. >> i am pro-choice in every respect. >> reporter: that was "meet the press" 16 years ago. 12 days ago trump stumbled over his current position even after a cnn anchor stated it for him. >> i know you're opposed to abortion. >> i'm pro-choice. >> you're pro-choice or pro-life? >> i'm pro-life. sorry. >> reporter: trump's seventh in a national poll. he now says he'd repeal and replace obama care. but in his 2006 "the america we deserve" trump wrote "i'm a conservative on this one but liberal on this one. we must have universal health care." trump quit the gop just a few weeks before the 2012 republican primaries and thre

chief political correspondent carl cameron on the newest contestant who has a long way to go and a short time to get there. >> i have decided to run for president of the united states. >> reporter: the 16th republican seeking the white house in 2016 john kasich the two-term governor of bellwether ohio and chormer chairman of the budget committee. the only time congress balanced the budget in latest history is joining the race in time to qualify for the first debate in his home state 16 days from now. >> all my life people have told me you can't do something, okay? and i'll tell you why. it's because i do believe in the power of very big ideas. policy is far more important than politics ideology or any of the other nonsense we see hmpblgts his inclusivees. >> reporter: his inclusive slogan is for us. >> people who have not been dealt the best hand in life. yeah. we want to hold them accountable? but the lord wants our hearts to reach out to those that don't have what we have. >> reporter: he casts himself as a compassionate truth teller, less bombastic than chris christie ted cruz or dona

to carl cameron on what you should expect to hear from the governor. >> governor walker just finished budget yesterday, so we're going to hear a lot about his accomplishments. he'll talk about how he's implemented a host of conservative policies here in wisconsin. he's been able to cut spending. he's going to make the argument he has been able to fight for conservative principles and unlike the rest of the republican field, he's been able to deliver. today he put out a video. he's the kind of republican who argues that he can unite the establishment and win both primaries and the general election. it is just one day after he finished his state business making himself available for the presidential run. >> hannity, what the main issue do you think scott walkers delivers and others do not? >> reform. he's a person that's willing to take on the tough issues. we needed to hire someone to fix our infrastructure rebolster our image, improve our national security but also take on the issues of national entitlement. scott has the best chance of doing that. he has his friend paul ryan who he'l

chief political correspondent carl cameron tonight on the squabble over which member of a high dollar political family dynasty can best relate to the american worker. >> the right to rise superpac that republican presidential frontrunner jeb bush raised money for collected a whopping $103 million in the first six months of this year. bush launched his campaign 16 days before the end of the second quarter and raised 11.4 million. not only does that dwarf his gop rivals it doubles hillary clinton, whose campaign launched in early april and raised $45 million but lacks a superpac with a superbank roll. in new hampshire, bush told the union leader newspaper his goal is 4% economic growth as far as the eye can see. democrats say he's out of touch for just a portion of this remark. >> we have to be a lot more productive. workforce participation has to rise from its all-time modern lows. means that people need to work longer hours. and through their productivity gain more income for their families. >> reporter: the left excerpted the phrase "people need to work longer hours" from bush's full

let's go to our chief political correspondent carl cameron live in ohio with the latest. carl? >> reporter: jenna, this is john kasich's alma mater. he has packed the place. they had 4,000 rscps in a fail the is that the fire marshall says can only handle 2500. there is huge spillover audience. he is tied for 10th in the polls. whether he qualifies for the debates is very much open question. kasich has been out on the campaign trail unofficially for the last year, hitting early states going around the country talking to big donors and organizers. he has a extensive team with veterans of john mccain's team in 2008 and mitt romney's campaign if 2012. people that have been with kasich a long, long time. 18 years in congress and balancing budget as chairman of the budget committee that has not been repeated in 75 years. it is something he uniquely can claim. he has a hill to climb catching up with a field that in many cases is sparring with one another over last few months. this happens with donald trump dominating the news. mr. trump today is in south carolina. his first trip to t

chief political correspondent carl cameron tonight on the squabble over which member of a high dollar political family dynasty can best relate to the american worker. >> the right to rise superpac that republican presidential frontrunner jeb bush raised money for collected a whopping $103 million in the first six months of this year. bush launched his campaign 16 days before the end of the second quarter and raised 11.4 million. not only does that dwarf his gop rivals it doubles hillary clinton, whose campaign launched in early april and raised $45 million but lacks a superpac with a superbank roll. in new hampshire, bush told the union leader newspaper his goal is 4% economic growth as far as the eye can see. democrats say he's out of touch for just a portion of this remark. >> we have to be a lot more productive. workforce participation has to rise from its all-time modern lows. means that people need to work longer hours. and through their productivity gain more income for their families. >> reporter: the left excerpted the phrase "people need to work longer hours" from bush's full

ed renhenry is in new york but we begin with carl cameron here in washington. >> the first debate is three weeks tonight and the new fox polls show an increasingly tight race donald trump leading and scott walker getting an announcement bounce. trump is ahead with 18. walker surging at 15. jeb bush with 14 makes a virtual three-way tie. no one else reaches double digits. john kasich and rick sar tore rum santorum at 10%. from austin and far back in the pack perry, quote, what mr. trump is offering is not conservatism conservatism it is trumpism, a toxic mix of demagoguery and nonsense. a un any vision poll says 71% of hispanic voters in the u.s. have a negative opinion of trump. arriving in stillilicon valley skrebjeb bush was asked. >> i have a disagreement because of his tone and what he's saying because it's not accurate. off you go. i like rick perry a lot. he's running the kind of campaign that i respect. >> reporter: walker was in new hampshire a day after the wisconsin supreme court tossed out what he had long called the partisan political investigation into whether his 2012 r

carl cameron is live in ohio where the republican governor, john kashich, is set to announce he is running for president. that announcement tomorrow, today, though, trump. hello, carl. >> reporter: job kashich will make it 16 candidate but the race has been dominated by donald trump for the last three and a half week. he has been under fire for his rhetoric about illegal immigration and at the crime wave he says it's been causing at mexico cass been, quote dumping its worst people here. that all changed in the last 72 hours over the course of the weekend when he took on john mccain. the billionaire says they john mccain wasn't a war hero because he was captured, and he prefers those who weren't captures referring to mccain's status as a pow in vietnam for more than five years. and mr. mccain says he is not owed an apology but dug the hole even deeper for mr. trump by suggesting the apology is owe to the veterans and loved ones around the country. >> he is not a war hero. >> a war hero. >> five and a half -- >> he is a war hero pause he was captured. like people that weren't captured. i hat

chief political correspondent carl cameron has a fact check tonight. >> reporter: the political directormed the abortion issue like this for 2016 pro-life conference. >> you must make a decision right here and right now that the issue of life trumps all else. [ applause ] >> reporter: donald trump was one of 12 out of 17 announced in undeclared gop hopefuls who skipped right to life's gathering. they are all pro-life now, but trump was an ardent abortion rights backer. >> i am pro-choice in every respect. >> reporter: that was "meet the press" 16 years ago. 12 days ago trump stumbled over his current position even after a cnn anchor stated it for him. >> i know you're opposed to abortion. >> i'm pro-choice. >> you're pro-choice or pro-life? >> i'm pro-life. sorry. >> reporter: trump's seventh in a national poll. he now says he'd repeal and replace obama care. but in his 2006 "the america we deserve" trump wrote "i'm a conservative on this one but liberal on this one. we must have universal health care." trump quit the gop just a few weeks before the 2012 republican primaries and threaten

we begin with carl cameron who is in wisconsin. governor walker ready to get in carl. stand? >> reporter: he finished the budget yesterday and is jumping in the presidential race today and doing it with a feisty entrance. he is second in the nation in national polls according to real politics and likewise if you look across the polls and spectrum of the national and key early races he is in first place with a lead in iowa. the first caucus state. flip over to new hampshire and there as well as in south carolina scott walker is in second place to jeb bush. and today mr. walker has already put out several tweets saying he will announce his campaign and in a video he released he takes on the entirety of the republican field saying he is the 15th candidate in. he said i am here and going after my rivals. watch: >> all right. we took a look a little bit ago but there is no sound on that piece. but as you said he finished the budget and he is moving fast. now he has thrown his hat in the race he's going to have to stand out from the other guys and one woman. >> reporter: he

chief political correspondent carl cameron is live in washington.dent obama arrive in la crosse, wisconsin. just as we were done with the segment he was going to be greeted by governor scott walker. a lot of drama playing out on the tarmac. >> it's not uncommon for republicans to do a dance before the president shows up. sometimes they do and sometimes they don't. this time scott walker did meet the president. and today he also filed his papers with the fec to formally become a president to greet mr. obama also as a gop candidate who wants to replace him officially. it will be interesting to see if the president mentions him later in his remarks. he confirmed what we've been reporting for a month that he'll announce on the 13th in milwaukee. he gets to ride a little bit of the president's coverage too. walker leads the polls in the caucus state of iowa and runs second to bush in new hampshire and south carolina the first two primaries and runs second to bush nationally. he is not likely to raise as much money as bush. bush could raise as much as a h