joining me former congressman dennis kucinich. o you think, if the situation had been reversed, dennis and hillary not endorsed bernie, would she let him speak if she saw a speech where there wasn't a endorsement? >> in a word, no. david: i agree. it does say something about trump's character, doesn't it, compared to her character? i'm not sure exactly what, and how it might affect the campaign but will that play out in the campaign somehow? >> well, look, i have run twice. so i have been in the situation where i spoke, i had two opportunities to speak to the convention and it's, you know, frankly, more or less expected as a matter of honor, once you make a commitment to run in a primary, if you get the platform position, particularly a prime spot, that you're going to endorse or support the nominee. so it is kind of surprising what happened last night. but i would say that for my own experience, when you go through that process, it is basically expected. it is not like it is an order. as a matter of fact, had mr. trump didn't nix

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earlier the show, dennis kucinich offers some advice in light of this.his. >> you think bernie sander should do more. >> it's time to consider withdrawing the endorsement. it's not just about him. it's about a movement he represents which got only 6% of the votes. >> carolyn maloney. good to see you. thanks for joining us. should bernie sanders take the endorsement? >> bernie sanders support this election. if the issues, the economy, homeland security. i agree when he said forget the e-mails. not about e-mails. this srs at least electing hillary clinton precedent. maria: i think you make a good point in terms of what the issues are. donald trump has supporters. hillary clinton has her supporters and loyalists on both sides. and there is this enormous group of independents out there. what do you think we were here this week and what can they say this week, all of the speakers, to lure in the independents. >> hillary clinton, unlike her opponent has a lifetime of experience. you would hear this throughout a convention in the way she's helped our economy, h

we'll talk to mike huckabee and dennis kucinich as well aboutit.f fame. check it out. guess who's here today with me? hmm. bill hemmer finally found his way to cleveland, ohio. so we're going to welcome him here. back to you guys. >> all right, thank you very much, martha. we have a big crowd here center stage at the rnc. tucker carlson, judge jeanine and kevin jackson. topic one, start with what happened in baton rouge yesterday. for people looking in, kevin, they're wondering what is happening? >> well, we have been talking about this for a long time. from on high, barack obama has from the moment we started with the gates incident, people think we're so -- think it was so inknockous, the guy sees someone break into the house, it should have stopped there. law and order doing its job, but instead it got blown out of proportion. we wonder how that one small incident lit the fuse to everything we have got going today. >> judge, this has been simmering, but why is it exploding now? >> well, you know, it's -- as kevin said the seeds of this racial ha

and i'm glad the republicans have a pro-growth message for a chance. >> dennis kucinich, do politicianseally care about the debt? it's so easy to borrow now and let the next generation pay it back. >> you know, that's a problem. but what i would suggest, stuart, is we need to have a closer inspection of monetary policy and also our spending policy, particularly with respect to a blank check that goes for creating wars abroad and comes home and suddenly people are expected to take cutbacks in their standard of living. our monetary policy set bit fed is not geared to helping to create jobs in this country. we need a critical inspection of fed policy. and i think we have to realize today in our economy according to this story many equals debt. and as long as that happens, we're going to keep in a race to the bottom, and i think we need a whole new fiscal and monetary policy, stuart, and i'd be glad to talk to you about it at length sometime. >> trish, you're in favor -- well, not necessarily in favor, but your answer to debt is to some degree just grow the economy like charlie said. >> wel

have the former president of godfather pizza and former presidential candidate herman cain and dennis kucinicht fell off his chair when he said i'm sworn in in november, i had to revive him. that would be your nightmare. >> here's the first republican candidate in 100 years who's challenged the foreign policy establishment. huge. huge. >> you did. >> i'll tell you what. >> yeah, you have come on the show almost every week. you would not endorse the candidate. now he's the nominee, what do you think? >> i strongly, strongly, strongly support donald trump all the way through november. >> finally we got it out of you. >> i said strongly, strongly, strongly support. i didn't say the "e" word. that's close enough. >> this is a little different. usually they have the lightning round at the end. let's have it right now. i'll ask each of you to give the speech last night a grade and the one thing you liked the best about it, and one thing you didn't like about it. >> i'm going to ask you. >> karl? >> b-plus. i thought the great thing about it was we got a lot more about who donald trump was and what h

dennis -- dennis kucinich. as a democrat how dangerous is this day one whether it's all the protesting and disunity outside to everyone talking about the wikileaks leak inside. >> in view of the surfacing of the wikileaks memos demonstrated a single-handed effort to torpedo a bernie sanders campaign. sanders' campaign was * aware that something was going wrong in state after state and now we know the dnc was involve in some skullduggery. the sanders supporters are really angry about this and have every right to be. deirdre: we were hearing them outside. and they are really clearly as you rightly point out, upset. so it seems very unlikely they will be able to support hillary clinton. are these people, the people who just stay home in november? >> let me tell you what i think could happen. the vice presidential nomination comes from the floor. hillary clinton made a recommendation of nor kaine. if hillary clinton could understand the urgency of this moment and name bernie sanders to the ticket and let a nominati

we will have a one-on one interview with dennis kucinich. out as the mayor who is one of the best politicians in the america. that is the latest from here. three-hour action packed show. we have to open up with another horrific cop killing. that has got to stop. back to you guys. finish up strong. >> we look forward to watching. >> dallas has open carry as well. >> we will be right back. stay with us. >>> and we are back now with a fox news alert. three officers killed in the line of duty in bat tonl rouge, yesterday. as sommourn the horrific attack. some of the most shocking social media reactions. >> good morning, heather and abby. >> we're here at the republican national convention. on social media this morning. some disgusting kmen 25ir ri. it's interesting to watch which messages twitter decided to pull down and which one they decided to pull up. we'll start with this one with the police barricade and black lives matter. this caused a lot of controversy. armed pigs meet political consequences in baton rouge. there's stuff we had to blac

dennis kucinich is with us. it's wonderful to be in cleveland. and this is our second time here.e were here for the debate over the course of the last year. given the economics of ohio, do you think donald trump can win here? >> ohio is up for grabs. the economic issues relating to employment, waynes, retirement security, are very real. they are a factor in everyday lives. the candidate who can speak to that has an opportunity to take ohio. martha: unemployment was 5.1% in the month of may which is higher than the national average. >> the unemployment don't always express people who stopped looking for work and can't find it. the real unemployment rate in northern ohio could be close to double that. martha: people two out of five living below the poverty line. there was a piece in the post that said your sister who has been a long-time supporter of you and president obama, you talked about how she has a picture of her with president obama in her home. she is going to vote for donald trump. what do you think about that? >> i talked to carrie and heard her concerns, then they mirro

charles: thank you very much, dennis kucinich. friends on the edge.error attacks in europe, including the devastating attack on a priest, former new york city mayor rudy giuliani telling me that the white house is letting terror grow across the globe. >> who is fighting the ideology? nobody. he never talks about it. he never talks about the fact women can't drive in saudi arabia or that they stone women under sharia law. he never talks about these things. during the cold war, we did carry on a war of ideas. we were broadcasting into russia, cuba. back in solidarity to drink. charles: joe lieberman was the vp nominee. senator, are we hearing enough from your party on isis? terrorism, 61 speakers, none of them spoke about it in the first day. >> i'm disappointed. the problem of terrorism -- the threat of terrorism towards society is not part of them. both parties that to be talking about but they are going to be doing about it. there is a natural focus on domestic issues like the economy, but it not enough. i think showing right now race relations, terr

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joining me now, former democratic congressman of ohio, dennis kucinich, a former presidential candidateibutor. dennis, great to have you here. >> good to be with you, lou. lou: you know, i'm hearing a lot of talk and understandably in the midst of all of the unrest, the turmoil that's going on between democrats and the sanders supporters who now know that they were rolled over by a conspiracy to disenfranchise them. millions of democrats. how in the world can this party, your party, do that to anyone? >> well, this is a moment of crisis for the democratic party because what happened is there was a secret effort to derail an entire movement. and the accounting for that isn't just going to be here at this convention, but unless something is done to heal the rift within the democratic party, there'll be an accounting in november as well. so there still is a chance ores cue this situation. to rescue this situation. lou: nate silver at 5:38 sent out notes saying to the democrats you've got to pay attention to what's happening here. you're losing against donald trump. he sent that out last we

braun, general wesley clark, howard dean -- [cheers and applause] dick gephardt, bob graham, dennis kuciniche lieberman, al sharpton. to all of you, i say thank you for teaching me and testing me. but mostly, we say thank you for standing up for our country and for giving us the unity to move america forward. [cheers and applause] my fellow americans, the world tonight is very different from the world of four years ago. but i believe the american people are more than equal to the challenge. remember the hours after september 11, when we came together as one to answer the attack against our homeland. we drew strength when our firefighters ran up stairs and risked their lives so that others might live, when rescuers rushed into smoke and fire at the pentagon, when the men and women of flight 93 sacrificed themselves to save our nation's capitol, when flags were hanging from front porches all across america and strangers became friends. it was the worst day we have ever seen, but it brought out the best in all of us. [cheers and applause] i am proud that after september 11 all our people rallie

. >> dennis kucinich is on the record. good evening, sir. this is a bombshell. debbie wasserman shultz, the chairwoman and they haven't even gavelled the convention to open and she is apparently out at the end of the week. >> it is a surprise on one hand. on the other hand, as more of these e-mails come forward, i think you will see reverberations, not just down the ranks of the dnc but up toward the clinton's campaign. >> the dnc is supposed to be neutral. like the rnc is supposed to be neutral. they are not supposed to pick sides. do you have any doubt reading these e-mails before the primary ended, when secretary clinton got the numbers that the dnc had picked sides? they have picked sides. what sanders supporters said that the process was rigged there's evidence to support that. and here more roof and i think that will be felt on the floor of the convention as the sanders sell gatdelegates asemable. >> what are they going to do, they could walk out, you could see a demand for about an apology, a renewed effort on the floor to wipe out the super dgts. a lot o

. >> and in washington, even people like former ohio congressman dennis kucinich a democrat many woulds left of mudcat saunders have a diagnosis that isn't much different. >> why doesn't the party represent the aspirations of the american people? because years ago the party made book with corporate america. that's where the campaign cash came from. you know, one of the fundamental problems looking at that's a flaw in a fault line that runs through the system is the fact once you have corporations giving money to political parties and betting on both horses they always win. and the people lose. >> meanwhile, a lot of people in the rural south simply don't believe they have much to look forward this campaign. >> i think when it comes to the election this fall, we are screwed either way. i just -- i guess the lord will -- he'll decide what's best for us all. >> if you look at rural america now, we've been left behind. >> when we return, the fox news political insiders will look at who's leaving the democrats and if the party can afford losing them. losing them? i've been blind since birth

former democratic presidential candidate congressman dennis kucinich is here to go "on the record." good evening, sir. >> hi, greta. >> did secretary clinton focus too much on donald trump? not enough? or just right? >> i tend to think that the entire convention was wrapped around an anti-trump infomercial. and i don't think that actually helps secretary clinton who needs to build public confidence in not only in her performance in the capacities that she has, but needs to build public trust. and if you deflect that by attacking someone, some of the underlying issues that are out there are not going to be addressed. so i think she probably lost some opportunities. >> so are you saying she basically took the bait from donald trump and engaged in sort of a street fight with him rather than sort of rising above it and talking about the big issues? is that another way to say it or not? >> i think if she proceeds to rise above it and acts as a master of policy and works off her political biography and notwithstanding any differences any of us may have that would be the best tact for her.

more this morning i spoke with former congressman dennis kucinich. suggesting bernie sanders withdraw his support from hillary clinton. are you hearing that from other democrat, calling on sanders' supporters to pull out? >> let me just say i love to be a peacemaker and, frankly, as a member of rules committee, i think we did an excellent job bringing bernie sanders' issues along with hillary clinton and come to a conclusion of a unity commission. i don't think there's any place in the democratic party for anyone to suggest that proposition. absolutely not. what i do believe is important is that we recognize the significance of this election and that it is about steering america to greatness and greatness, not taking her baback or making her great again. it is a voice that is stable and not risky. it is a voice that understands the diplomatic track, if you will, internationally and that our economy is interwoven and that we have to be able to engage diplomatically. that's the kind of sound mind that needs to be in the white house. i would argue that

i thought he would get to 9%, turn in a dennis kucinich style performance. i didn't see where he would be able to get this traction. no one predicted it. no one predicted what happened to donald trump on the other side but this story is an amazing story that has a future to it because he found a vote and filled that room with voters who were activate bid by him an the idealism he brought out of them. >> gene, you are in the newspaper business which still rises and falls by headlines. bernie sanders calls for acclimation is the sidebar. there is a head line story. >> hillary clinton nominated for president, first woman nominated by a major party, and i think we have to sit with that moment for awhile and just think about that. first time i met hillary clinton just to shake hands with her was in 1980, and she was the first lady of arkansas and vice president mondale was making a campaign swing through i think it was hot springs, arkansas and the clintons had a reception and i shook hands with them. she could not have imagined at that moment, well, maybe she di

david: wow, former cleveland mayor dennis kucinich saying that bernie should withdraw his support forjoining me to respond to the drama at dnc, democratic strategist, steve murphy, supporting hillary clinton, kelly rydell, from "washington times" and ben wick letter, from moveon.org, supporting bernie sanders. what do you think of the cues sin itch comment, now is the time for bernie to withdraw his support from hillary. >> now time for bernie sanders and every progressive and every american to fight hard as they can to make sure donald trump doesn't get his hands on nuclear codes. especially the possibility that russia hacked dnc emails in an effort to throw the election toward donald trump. david: we have zero, zero knowledge of that fact and zero evidence to support that fact. but the fbi is looking into it. steve, let me read to you what debbie wasserman schultz said back in may about bernie sanders. quote, i remain as i have been from the beginning neutral in the presidential democratic primary of the was that a lie? >> you know what is really important in one of these situations

. >> now let's go to dana perino and dennis kucinich watching the proceedings this evening in philly.oing on right now? i'm not missing anything? katy perry or lady gaga not up this yet nothing going on. >> not yet but i know you are not going to miss it. >> no. i'm watching miss gaga and miss perry. i'm up for them. look, you saw dennis, the democratic party pretty much nsync only one dessender. we don't believe federal immigration law should be obeyed. it's not important. governor cuomo saying that he actually believes towns and municipalities have the right to not obey the federal law. doesn't that bother you a little bit? >> well, i think you have to put it in context. the context is that states have a right to grant home rule to cities and it's entirely constitutional. >> whoa, wait. what does that mean? there is a federal immigration law. the federal immigration law says in order to be in the united states, you have to have proper documentation. cities like san francisco. >> that's right. >> san francisco and other cities say we don't care about that law that was passed by congr

former democratic presidential candidate congressman dennis kucinich goes "on the record."to see you, sir. >> hi, greta. >> president obama said the democrats should be nervous until the votes are counted. >> well, i understand the spirit in which he has communicated that but the democrats have to be careful in not, you know, making this election continually attacking donald trump. i will give you an example. back in cleveland there was a sheriff who ran for judge by the name of mcgetrick he was widely opposed everyone said don't vote for mcgetrick. who do you suppose they voted for? >> mcgetrick. >> find the emails of hillary clinton. democrats seized upon that saying is he trying to seize the help from russia to go into her server, the dnc emails and donald trump says it's a joke. >> well, i mean, i think that when trump said to for russia to go into her emails that obviously was a joke. and i hope the clinton campaign doesn't keep taking the bait. this campaign ought to be about inspiring people. that's what i'm hopeful is going to happen here tonight with the vice presi

listen to former congressman dennis kucinich on fbn this morning. >> do you think bernie sanders should do more here? >> i actually think it's time for him to consider withdrawing the endorsement, because it's not just about him, it's about a movement he represents which got 46 percent of the votes. charles: just a short time ago debbie wasserman schultz getting heckled at her own delegation breakfast. >> under president hillary clinton -- >> [inaudible conversations] >> we must be make sure the economy works for everyone. i look forward -- [inaudible conversations] >> continuing to represent my constituents in florida's 23rd congressional district. [inaudible conversations] >> we have priorities that we know we need to continue. thank you very much, and on to victory! thank you. charles: well, still democrats expect to pound their economic message tonight, but will this e-mail dump distract voters from that message? i've got the tell you, from everything i've read, that looks like ric grenell to me -- [laughter] sabrina, let me go to you first. from everything that i've read, debbie wa

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teresa ishere is that dennis kucinich's sister and she is voting for donald trump.or nearly her entire life, she has been active in democratic politics, starting as a 12-year-old who overcame her shyness to knock on doors for her brother's cleveland city council race in 1996. dennis kucinich went on to become cleveland's mayor and congressmen, a two-time presidential candidate, and one of the most passage meant -- passionate liberal voices in the party. she and her husband expect to do so up and down the ballot, vote for republicans, including in ohio's hard-fought senate race. till -- still she respects obama, however, "he had a message to go forward and now we are going backward." we have reverted to wars, people getting killed, people coming over the border, and isis. ohio, theren parma, is a deeper sense that hard work does not pay off the way it used to. this is an article from "the washington post." in the "weekly standard," paul manna furred confirms that chris christie was livid he was not .icked to be trump's vp he was reportedly enraged he did not earn the

martha: mercedes schlapp and dennis kucinich from ohio, both are kno -- are fox news contributors. was reaching out to independents voters with the content of what she said. >> she did humanize donald trump. she made him the all-american dad. she talked about that message for women in terms of changing the labor laws to benefit women. quality and accessible care for children. i thought those were topics republicans don't talk enough about. i thought it was very encouraging. for women and independent voters to be able to see her and say, donald trump's platform, the way he runs his businesses in terms of treating women equally long before it was popular is something he can bring to the government and bring to washington, d.c. >> i think you are right. as a father, i looked at the chemistry that was apparent, the way she spoke about her father it was very powerful. and her presentation was flawless. it looked like she had been doing this forever. the room i was in watching it on tv. there were people saying keep an eye on her. she is headed places. bill: i thought her brothers did we

sanders just moments ago, i am back here on the floor, at dnc with kennedy, and former congressman dennis kucinichsanders to withdraw his endorsement. let me ask you, you are pretty disappointed in what you saw? >> i said based on evens at dnc he had every right to do, that and also his support for hillary clinton tonight, will provide some help for her campaign. he but he can't deliver the movement that propelled him. trish: what is going to happen to that movement. >> a concern that i have about tonight, there was totally ignoring this fracture, this split, you can't do that if you have a political chasm. trish: what do you do. >> you know what paul simon -- paul simon. >> i'm talking to you. >> bridge over troubled water, where is the bridge. kennedy: paul ryan did that at rnc, i am no paul ryan fan, he said sometimes disagreement is good, no one did that tonight. they should have, i agree i think that senator warren should have buttered up the crowd for bernie sanders, she spent the time talking about hillary clinton or donald trump. i thought that bernie did a very good job of igniting this c

. >> it was very interesting you had a former colleague of mine, representative dennis kucinich who spokeut against general alan on the line of rhetoric he used from the democratic platform floor and representative james armen who is a former member of the house intelligence committee concerned about the democratic party and their ability to focus on national security and protecting america. a person won the nomination to the democrat party, and the russian foreign minister a reset button. and one of the major bases for the islamic state. when you talk about donald trump being inexperienced, you have to look at the experiences as secretary of state and contribution she has made to this deplorable situation across the globe with chaos and violence. >> listening to donald trump about nato, >> being a former paratrooper. and individuals, donald trump, explain to them the importance of having a strong nato, having a credible deterrent force that can look at vladimir putin and say we won't allow you to attack sovereign countries like latvia, estonia, lithuania, we see what is happening crime.

listen to former congressman dennis kucinich on fbn this morning. >> do you think bernie sanders shoulddrawing the endorsement, because it's

. >> i was talking to dennis c kucinich there in cleveland.trum from me, but an honorable guy. he said one of the conventions, they called all their speakers in. he said, you've got your speeches now approved. you're standing on an elevator at the podium. if you're deviate one word from your script, the elevator goes down, the music goes out, we won't see you again. so anyway, this is lincolnesque, you know, invite enemies. so i see us coming together, because if hillary, people talked about the next president placing two, three, four supreme court -- one. you replace, you know, scalia with a hillary left-winger. there goes first amendment, second amendment, fourth amendment, tenth amendment. this is so dangerous. >> why can't cruz put the comments to the wayside. >> he said he won't vote for hillary. and i see him helping do whatever he can. some people are saying, he's looking at 2020. you and i know, if hillary gets elected, forget 2020. the rights aren't going to be there. one of my best friends from college, he grew up, his dad died real